To start thing off I have attached a couple of pictures of recent repairs I have made. Did it make sense to make these repairs? I think so.
![c04bbf54d6eaed567b1d64f690b8bcb5-huge-fridge-icebox-door-hinge-repair.jpg](/resized-image/__size/300x0/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/2/2474.c04bbf54d6eaed567b1d64f690b8bcb5_2D00_huge_2D00_fridge_2D00_icebox_2D00_door_2D00_hinge_2D00_repair.jpg)
![09c4eb6b07e6a755f957564934bf5b49-huge-suitcase-wheel-repair.jpg](/resized-image/__size/300x0/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/2/2474.09c4eb6b07e6a755f957564934bf5b49_2D00_huge_2D00_suitcase_2D00_wheel_2D00_repair.jpg)
Best regards
Roger
David Dunmore:
David, I never have extended warranties, as you say they're not worth paying for.
The first freezer I bought had the option of a five year extended warranty for £100 - the cost of the freezer was £105 so I took the risk of a £5 loss. I only know of one instance where an extended warranty was worth the money, as a colleague took an extended warranty on his washing machine, and three months before the extended warranty ran out the drum came off the bearings during the 1500rpm spin......
David Dunmore:
David, I never have extended warranties, as you say they're not worth paying for.
The first freezer I bought had the option of a five year extended warranty for £100 - the cost of the freezer was £105 so I took the risk of a £5 loss. I only know of one instance where an extended warranty was worth the money, as a colleague took an extended warranty on his washing machine, and three months before the extended warranty ran out the drum came off the bearings during the 1500rpm spin......
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