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donchampignon
11/6/2009 at 2:07pm
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Hello everyone, I'm new here and I'm looking for somebody to repair my Honda EU20i generator. Initially it was smoking and I took it into a Honda garden machinery place to be fixed but they kept it for months and when I eventually had to go and get it from them I found that they had damaged the flywheel by trying to take it off with a hammer and they did not seem to have a clue what to do next. I have taken my generator away from them in a box of bits and I need to find somebody competent to finish repairing it and sort out the damage done by the garden machinery people. Any recommendations. I have heard that there is supposed to be someone really good in Nottingham but I can't find them.


Steve McV
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I think you have an issue with the firm you went to that trading standards may be interested in.  I feel a court case coming on...

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Persontykey
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I'd just sue them in the small claims court, why go to trading standards?

Did you mean these? Don't know them, but I just googled "Honda generator Repair Nottingham"

http://www.seddonhondanottingham.co.uk/honda_petrol_generator.htm

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'cos if there is a pattern, they may save you the hassle of taking out the case.

Steve.



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OK, threaten to sue them

Steve, you have more faith in Trading Standards than I have, but the proof of the pudding etc etc

But I wouldn't have taken the bits of generator away in the first place, they had a contract, it was up to them to send it to Seddons (or somebody else) to repair the damage at their expense.


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12/6/2009 at 10:30am
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This maybe helpful under EEC law of which there are far too many , there is a little known one that basically means EVERYTHING HAS A 2 YEAR GUARANTEE, now most retailers are not going to tell you this as they want to sell you an expensive warranty some also 'give' a 2 yr guarantee, advertised in such away as they are doing you a favour!!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1187190/EU-law-gives-consumers-year-guarantee-goods-kept-secret-retailers.html

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he is in the free adds on here.

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/classads/forsale/view.asp?ad=9-6-8-27814&subj=Honda+generator



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