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    Default Electrical appliance trouble!

    Does anyone know of anywhere that fixes microwaves? Or playstations?
    Cant live without either they both keep the kids quite!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRIE
    Does anyone know of anywhere that fixes microwaves? Or playstations?
    Cant live without either they both keep the kids quite!!
    I wouldn't know who fixes either, Brie. Butis it worth trying to fix a microwave? It would probably end upcosting more than getting a new one ( that is the consumer society we live in, unfortunately)
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    Yep you are right Ju...........you would pay more for someone to look at it than it would take to buy a new one. Sorry

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    the 2 shops in thurso i think do it is it not reading the game normally just needs a good cleanout .but theres a step by step that was on here some months back ,search the forum type in playstation 2 should find it

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    dont know if you want to try this but here is a link for the ps2
    http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/hardware/ps2.ars

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    One playstation is saying no data tryed cleaning it hasnt worked the other is making a grinding noise & scratching the discs.(Yes we managed to blow up 2 of them!!)
    The microwave is a combi with oven & grill it isnt that old & it cost me alot so thought it might be worth trying to fix it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by krieve
    dont know if you want to try this but here is a link for the ps2
    http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/hardware/ps2.ars
    brill website krieve thanks your a star!

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    I'm in the same boat as you brea. I come on here now instead of the playstation and the microwave breaking was the best thing ever!!
    Now i have either lettuce or a slim fast for dinner..no cooking and even better no washing up!!
    Don't wrestle with pigs, you just get all dirty and the pig enjoys it.

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    The microwave breaking connie was a nightmare means i have to cook real dinners now! Not my forte

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRIE
    The microwave breaking connie was a nightmare means i have to cook real dinners now! Not my forte
    Slim fasts a real enough dinner for me..lol Try Graham Beggs, they might fix it. Good luck..If i wasn't trying to loose weight I would probably miss it too.
    Don't wrestle with pigs, you just get all dirty and the pig enjoys it.

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    No problem Brie i found another one it was about the same as that link

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRIE
    One playstation is saying no data tryed cleaning it hasnt worked the other is making a grinding noise & scratching the discs.(Yes we managed to blow up 2 of them!!)
    The microwave is a combi with oven & grill it isnt that old & it cost me alot so thought it might be worth trying to fix it.
    Which part isn't working?. Is it the microwave itself......what happens?

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    microwave lights up & turntable goes round but nothings cooking.

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    It may be worth getting Graham's Beggs to look at it....or that other fellow up in Thurso. It doesn't sound too good but it could just be a bad connection.
    Wish i could help more

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    thanks wickerinca.

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    The microwave is a combi with oven & grill it isnt that old & it cost me alot so thought it might be worth trying to fix it.
    The Hydro Electric shop in wick has the combi's for £49..it would likely cost you more than that to fix at Graham Beggs, don't they have a £30 charge before they even look at something..

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