Hairdryer repair needed

[dawn211]

Does anyone know a person who does small appliance (hairdryer) repair? I realize that might sound ridiculous but I have an expensive T3 hairdryer that has a heating coil burned out. Would love to have it fixed! Thanks!

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[WesCAddle]

Izzat you?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsE4qEfEfO4

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[dawn211]

Funny WesCAddle!

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[celeste17]

Try Mr Rafferd (sp) at True Value Hardware. He is an electrician and I know he takes on jobs on the side.

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[Zenguy]

I am guessing someone did not get sex for a while…lol

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[JenV]

zenguy, those were my thoughts exactly!

dawn211, we really appreciate you trying to melt the snow with your hairdryer…unfortunately, there’s just too much. hope you get it fixed. ;)

(did you try Wiseman’s Appliance Repair? he’s here in WS – 937-5224)

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[Zenguy]

I am guessing it would be cheaper to buy a new one…sad, but true.

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[mrhineh]

Wow, pricey, but with a 4 year warranty? Quality dryer. How about a local salon? I think the bigger problem will be getting the parts.

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[dawn211]

I think I just need a heating coil replaced. It’s a $200+ hairdryer. I know, I know…..but it works SO good. I have really long hair. I’ve had it about three years. Thanks for the suggestions!

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[mrhineh]

Well, I wasn’t kidding when they said they had a 4 year warranty. Contact your retailer, or the manufacturer.

http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/2894369/0~2376780~6009391~6019626~6019631?mediumthumbnail=Y&origin=category&searchtype=&pbo=6019631&P=1

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[dawn211]

mrhineh – never thought of that for some reason, thanks for the idea!

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[lil mo]

I have had three T3’s, all which had electrical problems. I know they can be tricky honoring thir warrantys, but I think sending it to the factory is usually the best choice- or maybe check with them and see if they have a preferred repair person in the area.

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