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Senior - BHPian | ![]() Hey Ben, I got my IFB (6kg i think) two years back from viveks and got a good deal. You can check the prices at other stores as well and compare. Make sure you take the extended warranty (just in case) because the service(if required) is a little expensive. I have contacted IFB service centers thrice , twice for change of inlet points as the houses I moved to had different taps and once because my machine brokedown. was in warranty so was resolved without issues. Yes the service guys dont come after 5 and it can take upto 2-3 days for these guys to drop in ,but on the otherhand these guys are good with their work. The last time i submitted a request for the service tech (charge 250 per visit) , they sent me the person on the next day. Infact I got a feedback call a couple of hours back from IFB to enquire if the machine is doing well. Hope this helps. Cheers |
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Team-BHP Support ![]() | ![]() Samarth, I was thinking of getting mine from NEXT on ORR. Will check out Vivek's as well. Thanks for the info. |
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Senior - BHPian | ![]() Guys , anybody got a cd from IFB? I got a cd from IFB in the mail last night (havent checked it yet) and then got a call from the IFB call center verifying if i have recieved the cd. I guess they are working to improve their customer care ![]() |
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Distinguished - BHPian ![]() | ![]() Got a Mag-Lite torch, the bigger one which takes 3 transistor cells. (D size). As it happens with the regular batteries, they have leaked and two of the cells are stuck inside. Any ideas to: 1. Remove the cells that are stuck inside ? 2. How to dismantle the torch ? TIA ! Last edited by condor : 13th April 2008 at 16:50. |
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Senior - BHPian | ![]() I'm looking for a Semi-automatic washing machine. Budget around 6-7k. Any good suggestions ? |
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| ![]() You will get whirlpool waali in 7.5k 7kg ones (that extra capacity is really useful) |
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| ![]() Guys, My refrigerator went kaput Yesterday. Thinking of buying a new one as this is like 3rd time the same part will be changed in it within 6 months. Due to space constraint want a 350 - 400 ltr capacity one. Any suggestions on which one to buy. It should be a robust, trouble free, easy service etc. in all should not go kaput ![]() |
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Distinguished - BHPian ![]() | ![]() I am a big fan of Samsung refrigerators. I've had one for 12 years now, no service, no repair. Also recently we fell in love with a new Siemens fridge, with the temp display outside, white, beautiful. I don't know if it works well, but it's a Siemens, it probably does. |
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Team-BHP Support ![]() | ![]() Most of the refrigerators available in the market are similar in build quality. Shop around, see what you like and pick it up! LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, Godrej, etc. etc. - they're all decent brands. Siemens is great but it'll be one of the expensive ones! Is Kelvinator still being manufactured? My parents have been using a BPL refrigerator since the early 90's - no problems till I think 2004 or so; required some minor service, and now it continues going on and on and on. |
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| ![]() After a lot of research, we bought a Hitachi. These are machines imported from Japan and are a league ahead of the other refrigerators that I have evaluated. It comes at a premium though. I paid 48K for my 438 ltrs unit (R-S37SVND). Another reason for choosing this was that this was the only refrigerator which fit in the space allocated for the refrigerator in our kitchen. |
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BHPian | ![]() People, A couple of quick questions. 1) Shopping around for a Electric Chimney at home, budget max - 15k. I ve gone through Gilma and Glen, but looks like they are very expensive and wanting a six inch opening in the wall for the exhaust. six inch?!!! 2) Anyone owns a Whirlpool Whitest White washing machine? TIA. +Rocky_Balboa+ |
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Try Kaff or Faber. They are equally good brands. We have Faber at home which is over 4 years old so I dont recollect the price. | |
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I recommend Faber Arco 60 plus model. This looks decent and has a suction power of 1000 cu.m/hr. I installed it recently in my new apt along with a Fusion 465 hob. It cost me about 24k together, both being similarly priced. Also Faber has a good service network here compared to other brands. DECORATIVE CHIMNEYS Last edited by appuchan : 11th August 2008 at 17:11. | |
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