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High quality bell push?
I have now had three bell pushes over 2 years, all have gone belly up.
If the caller does not hammer them they don't work. Anyone recommend a source for a good quality one, preferably with an integrated light. TIA |
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High quality bell push?
"Broadback" wrote in message ... I have now had three bell pushes over 2 years, all have gone belly up. If the caller does not hammer them they don't work. Anyone recommend a source for a good quality one, preferably with an integrated light. TIA Friedland. Homebase (when owned by Sainsbury) used to have some on display. I don't know what they have now. Sylvain. |
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