I want some repairs done to my cooker as it has backfired and burnt my knob off.?
469207
sounds like you need a head job
178242
Try this...\nhttp://www.thermosproducts.com/replacement-parts.html
398542
rub your nasty knob with a cheese grate
270790
take it to a repair shop if you have enough air in it to get there
938460
Well, this is a no-brainer.  You broke the hotplate, you fix the hotplate or buy a new one.  The agent and the owner doesnt have to replace it and then fight with you to pay for it.  Just go buy one and leave it there when you move.  Easy and simple.
468108
What ever it is take it back to the dealership to get it fixed.
383240
the crank trigger is going bad...
173379
CUT THE BROKEN PART OFF AND RE-DRILL THE HANDLE FOR A NEW SHAFT.BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN DRILLING OUT THE OLD ROD SHAFT
956985
take it back & get a new one
124655
Get someone who does a little computer maintenance to check your fuse.  Should run you a couple of bucks and a smile.
86619
buy a new one fairly cheap,don't try repair it!!!\n\nhttp://www.partsamerica.com/ReplacementParts.aspx
568123
send it into IBM repair
156495
If it had boiled dry it was way to hot and you don't know what that did to the internal components. With the fire risk that could impose, I would either have it looked at by a certified repair center for that brand or buy a new one. If there was still liquid in the pot, the risk would be greatly decreased. My husband is the world’s most forgetful person so eventually we had to get one that automatically shuts off an hour after it brews. Lots of them have this feature.
94021
well get a new one or call the people or company who sold it to you and ask them to take a look at it
458975
Try Thermo.com/neslab contact them with any questions you have.
848488
JUST REPAIR UR  WINDOS, & SETTING\nTS
1024879
I have the same problem with my electric stove.  Overtime, (just like everything) they got worn out and what my neighbor did was replace the entire unit...thus giving her an excuse to remodel the ktichen.  However that is WAY too expensive...Is it that every plate does not heat up as much as it used to?  Now my family's remedy is to use the plates that we hardly used before (the ones in the back for example).  I haven't taken any courses in engineering but I would love to explain why if I had :(  I agree with the previous post, call a professional in electrical appliances.