At about the time my local water pressure was turned up, my washer-dryer developed a problem whereby over the course of a few days it gradually fills up with water, while turned off.
The problem is a fairly trivial one. I could (but don't) choose to continue to live with it by turning off the water at the valve in the cold-water pipe that goes to the machine, when it's not in use.
I could (but don't) choose to try and fix it myself - it's something like a £15 part and apparently is a relatively easy repair. However, if I do repair, I'd rather pay someone else an exhorbitant fee to do it.
Repair would cost £98 plus parts with a one year guarantee.
Replacement would cost £350.
Machine was bought in 2000.
Please vote.
The problem is a fairly trivial one. I could (but don't) choose to continue to live with it by turning off the water at the valve in the cold-water pipe that goes to the machine, when it's not in use.
I could (but don't) choose to try and fix it myself - it's something like a £15 part and apparently is a relatively easy repair. However, if I do repair, I'd rather pay someone else an exhorbitant fee to do it.
Repair would cost £98 plus parts with a one year guarantee.
Replacement would cost £350.
Machine was bought in 2000.
Please vote.
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