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Grill and airdryer repair

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01/10/25, 12:14

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Scope of Works

 

• visually inspect grill and tumble/air dryer for damage and contamination

• isolate electrical supply and test for live circuits before opening access panels

• remove necessary panels, clean lint/grease, and check ventilation paths

• test components: heating element, thermostat/thermal fuse, fan motor, drum belt, timers and control boards

• replace faulty parts where agreed and reassemble with new seals/fasteners as needed

• functional testing and safety checks including insulation and earthing verification

• advise on remaining life, recommended maintenance and parts warranty

 

Typical Cost

 

Charge Type

Low £

High £

Notes

Call-out / Minimum

£80

£120

First 30 min on site

Labour per hour

£55

£95

Per engineer, diagnostics and repair time

Materials

£15

£140

Common spares: element, thermostat, motor, belts

Disposal

£10

£40

Small appliance or parts recycling

Extras (e.g. access equipment, same-day parts)

£0

£120

Rush parts, access towers for built-in units

TOTAL (most jobs come in here)

£140

£320

Typical local repair including 1–2 hours labour and small parts

 

Time on Site

 

Typical visit 1–2 hours including diagnosis, minor repairs and testing; simple fixes can be 30–60 minutes and complex board or access jobs 3–4 hours or more

 

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

 

• can you confirm you will isolate power and show proof of testing

• which parts are commonly replaced and are they new or reconditioned

• what warranty do you provide on labour and replaced parts

• do you carry commonly needed spares for same‑day repair

• will you provide a written quote before fitting non‑urgent parts

• any additional safety checks you recommend for vents or extraction

 

How to Avoid Surprises

 

• clear the area and remove obstructions for safe access

• confirm parking and a safe drop‑off point for parts and tools

• have the appliance model and any service history to hand

• mention any smells, burning, heavy grease or lint build‑up before the visit

• note any estate or building access rules and pet arrangements in advance

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