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"Without knowing what brand of appliance the the member was looking at, I feel that it is important for people to understand that some of the manufactures do have pricing policies that we as a dealer are supposed to abide by. Steven Owen"
"The member is correct! Texas Appliance does NOT service appliances of any kind. All appliances have 1 year MFG warranty and must be serviced by an authorized service provider for that brand according to MFG guidelines."
"Thanks so much for your business. Hope you have many years of great service from your appliance. Jimmy Etling Retail Division Manager"
"The member did buy the dishwasher as stated, picked it up at our warehouse and installed the dishwasher himself. The member called to state his problem with the dishwasher leaking and asked to have the unit replaced. It is Texas Appliance's policy that when a unit is picked up and installed by a consumer that a appliance service company (in this case GE's own factory service) inspect the unit and unless the unit is deemed unrepairable, repair the unit. If the unit is unrepairable only then will GE who is the responsible party as they are the legal entity who has a written warranty covering repair or replacement authorize a replacement for the affected unit. Texas Appliance doesn't know what happened to the unit or what happened during the install when done by a consumer to accept the unit back sight unseen. Texas Appliance's policy is that if we do the delivery and installation, if a unit has an initial problem we will replace the unit. We can offer this as all conditions are in our control and there is no doubt as to how the unit failed. Texas Appliance loves to say yes to any reasonable request. When the member refused anyone looking at the dishwasher we believe this isn't being reasonable and it leaves us where we are today. As to the dishwasher being a 2011 year model. The appliance industry doesn't work like the automobile industry. An appliance manufacturer may make the same model for 5-10 years. Models in the appliance industry are either current or discontinued. The member purchased a current model that was manufactured in May 2010. We purchased the unit from GE in October and then it was purchased by the member in January. Absolutely none of this as a time line is outside the norm for the industry. During my phone call with the member I never stated that "I didn't care what he wanted". I would NEVER respond to a customer with that statement. I don't feel I was argumentative or unfriendly. We have a hard and fast policy on returns when installation is done by the consumer. The member is mistaking my response of "sorry, no" as argumentative and unfriendly. I am very sorry that the member is experiencing problems. Texas Appliance always wants happy customers but we don't have a no questions asked return policy. Practically no manufacturer today takes back any product from an appliance dealer if returned by a consumer. This leaves the appliance dealer with the task of reselling the unit as "returned, AS-IS, scratch & dent, etc.". To then resell this product customers expect discounts of 30-50% off to buy an item that is returned. I don't have a problem with telling you and it surprises most everyone that appliance dealers today work on profit margins of 20-24%. This is why our return policy is so hard and fast. If we do an installation and make a mistake or damage the merchandise we unfortunately pay the price and replace the unit but we do so knowing everything is under our control. We can't afford to do so when the consumer did the installation and there is no inspection to ascertain how the unit is damaged/nonfunctional. As much as I sympathize with the member, we are in the same position as we started. The unit needs to be serviced by the manufacturer. I stand ready to help him accomplish this as needed. Jimmy Etling, Retail Division Manager"
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