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Trouser press
Some time ago I replaced the element in a Morphy Richards "Strides" trouser
press. I wasn't very impressed with the way the thing was made or the way the element had to be stapled in place. Anyway - it has failed again and I am thinking of binning it. Does anyone have views on whether any makes are significantly better? Or a cheap source of an element which may tempt me to repair it again. John |
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Trouser press
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... Some time ago I replaced the element in a Morphy Richards "Strides" trouser press. I wasn't very impressed with the way the thing was made or the way the element had to be stapled in place. Anyway - it has failed again and I am thinking of binning it. Does anyone have views on whether any makes are significantly better? Or a cheap source of an element which may tempt me to repair it again. I had a Corby one. The heating element started to mark my trousers and they would no supply a replacement part. (It possibly lasted 15 years though) -- Michael Chare |
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"john" wrote:
Some time ago I replaced the element in a Morphy Richards "Strides" trouser press. I wasn't very impressed with the way the thing was made or the way the element had to be stapled in place. Anyway - it has failed again and I am thinking of binning it. Does anyone have views on whether any makes are significantly better? Or a cheap source of an element which may tempt me to repair it again. Mark I housewife, or if you have a problem get a Mark II version. -- |
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