CALIFORNIA LICENSED, #A46642
APPLIANCE SERVICE
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"We first went to the Customers house on 10/5/2012 the technician diagnosed the dryer and ordered a thermostat for install. Technician returned on 10/17/2012 and installed thermostat and the dryer tested OK. Customer called that dryer was still not drying and our technician returned on 10/18/2012 and on this visit technician spoke with LG technical support and ran diagnosis directed by LG technical support and was directed to replace the dryer’s control board. On 10/26/2012 technician returned and installed new control board and dryer tested OK. The next call we received from the customer was on 12/8/2012, 43 days since dryer was repaired in October. We sent out our senior technician to diagnosis the dryer. Senior technician recommended replacing sensor. We did not charge for this visit. The technician returned on 12/13/2012 to install the sensor dryer tested OK. Again customer was not charged. Received another call on 1/10/2013 that dryer was still not working. Senior technician suggested replacing the sensor again and LG technical support recommended replacing the control board again. At this point we recommended that the customer find a new appliance repair company who might be able to repair his dryer since we had exhausted our options. The customer began accusing us of gouging him and installing unnecessary parts. At this point we walked him through all of the calls and charges for the repairs performed and showed that we had only charged for two parts (the thermostat & control board) all other parts installed were at Down Under Appliance’s expense. We asked the customer other than not repairing his dryer how we had mislead or cheated the him. We directed the customer to LG customer care and informed him that they had all the documentation of our repairs we had done nothing wrong. We did all we could to repair the dryer and in the end we gave the customer a 100% refund."
"This problem has been addressed with updated software. We are sorry for any aggravation we caused Customer."
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