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  1. 15-Jun-10, 21:48 #1
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    does anyone know who could fix scales? electronic(NOT SCALES FOR WEIGHING YOURSELF)FOR WEIGHING FOOD
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    Who ate all the pies?
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  3. 15-Jun-10, 21:57 #3
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    Default not that kind of scales.for weighing food

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    Is the readout in grams or quarter ounces?
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    I would have thought it would be cheaper to buy a new set of scales rather than get them repaired. I bought a great Electronic Scale for less that £5.00 including P&P from eBay.

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  6. 16-Jun-10, 20:50 #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kodiak View Post
    I would have thought it would be cheaper to buy a new set of scales rather than get them repaired. I bought a great Electronic Scale for less that £5.00 including P&P from eBay.

    they are £250 new
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    Quote Originally Posted by del 123 View Post
    they are £250 new
    Forget repairing, buy new ones. Electronic scales are hopeless to repair especially if they are used for weighing dirty, wet boxes or similar.
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