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Dishwasher repair

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01/10/25, 12:14

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Scope of Works

 

• inspect appliance and run diagnostics to identify fault codes and visible leaks

• check water inlet, hoses and valves for blockages or leaks

• test drain pump, filters, spray arms and sump for blockages or mechanical failure

• inspect door seal, latch and control panel and replace worn components where needed

• check electrical supply, RCD and isolator and isolate power before any electrical work

• fit replacement parts on site where possible, retest appliance and confirm operation

• clean filters and wear PPE when handling food debris or mould contamination

 

Typical Cost

 

Charge Type

Low £

High £

Notes

Call-out / Minimum

£80

£120

First 30–45 minutes on site

Labour per hour

£50

£85

Labour rate including VAT

Materials

£10

£220

Common parts: hoses, valves, pumps; major control boards cost more

Disposal

£0

£25

Appliance recycling or small-parts disposal

Extras (e.g. long-lead parts)

£0

£250

Major parts or special-order items may need a second visit

TOTAL (most jobs come in here)

£120

£350

Most common repair range depending on part and labour

 

Time on Site

 

Most diagnostics and small repairs take 30–90 minutes; simple part replacements usually 1–2 hours; complex faults or when parts must be ordered typically require a second visit and 2–4 hours total

 

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

 

• do you charge a separate diagnostics or is it included in the call-out

• what warranty do you offer on parts and labour and how long does it apply

• can you source brand-specific parts and what are typical lead times

• will you fit parts on the first visit or charge for a return visit if parts are needed

• are you qualified to work on the appliance electrical supply and RCDs

• do you remove old parts and leave the area clean

 

How to Avoid Surprises

 

• clear dishes and empty the machine before the visit

• ensure easy access to under-sink valves and the appliance isolator and clear surrounding cupboards

• reserve a parking space or provide permit details for on-street parking

• advise of building access rules, restricted hours or concierge requirements

• keep pets and children away from the work area and expect tradespeople to use PPE

• agree in advance whether you authorise ordering expensive parts or returning for a second visit

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