Property News · October 3, 2016

Aga saga that’s left us with a faulty induction hob for nine months


We’ve been sent from pillar to post to prove our Falcon 1000 isn’t fit for purposeWe bought our Falcon 1000 range cooker from Aga Twyford for £3,200 in June 2012. But just before Christmas 2015 the induction hob developed a fault and half the rings stopped working, and our family of six has been without a fully functioning hob ever since – more than nine months. We contacted First4Service, Aga Rangemaster’s recommended repairer, and were offered a fixed-fee £175 repair. We checked this would cover anything that could be wrong, which was confirmed. We had to chase it for the repair, which was not successful, and after spotting water on the power boards underneath the hob the engineer advised us not to use it at all. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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