Commercial microwave repair
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01/10/25, 12:14
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Scope of Works
• carry out a safety check and isolate electrical supply before inspection
• perform diagnostic tests to identify fault (controls, door interlocks, magnetron, capacitors, PCB)
• report findings and provide a written quotation for parts and labour before proceeding
• replace faulty components where approved (door seals, switches, magnetron, HV capacitor, control boards)
• clean accessible internal areas and check for contamination or water damage affecting electronics
• test repaired unit and provide operation and safety checks, plus written test results where requested
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call-out / Minimum | £90 | £140 | First 30–45 min on site |
Labour per hour | £65 | £95 | Experienced appliance engineer |
Materials | £20 | £300 | Common parts range from seals to magnetrons and PCBs |
Disposal | £10 | £40 | Small appliance waste and packaging |
Extras | £40 | £150 | Out-of-hours, remote site travel or urgent attendance |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £180 | £720 | Typical diagnostic call plus common parts and up to a few hours labour |
Time on Site
Most inspections and diagnostics take 30 mins–1 hour; simple repairs or part swaps are typically 1–3 hours; longer visits occur when parts must be ordered, multiple units need work, or additional safety checks are required
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• are you qualified and insured to work on commercial kitchen electrical appliances?
• can you provide a written quote and list of parts before you start work?
• what warranty do you offer on labour and replacement parts?
• how will you manage safety for high‑voltage components and will you provide a written safety check on completion?
• do you carry common spare parts or will parts need ordering and how long will that take?
• can you work around my service hours and what are any out‑of‑hours charges?
How to Avoid Surprises
• provide the microwave make, model and fault history before the visit
• ensure clear access to the unit and confirm whether it is built‑in or freestanding
• reserve suitable parking or loading bay and advise on site sign‑in procedures
• check whether the kitchen can be taken offline and who is authorised to approve downtime
• confirm any building or site permits, hygiene rules and PPE requirements in advance
• agree how additional work or parts are approved to avoid unexpected costs

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