My water dispenser in Izmir's Tire neighborhood hadn't been working properly for a while, so I went to the Bosch service center to inquire about it. My explanation of the problem was received over the phone, along with the information that the product in question could not be repaired and that I would have to buy a replacement instead. Instead, I went to an unofficially recognized local repair service in the same district and paid 1000 TL to have the product repaired. This caused me to consider: Why doesn't Bosch take responsibility for the quality and longevity of their products? Should we get rid of everything broken and replace it with something new? Does Bosch keep its promise of providing high-quality service while also cultivating a disciplined and well-trained workforce?
I purchased a water dispenser from Gundoganlar Durable Goods, the authorized Bosch seller at İzmir Mavibahçe. I spent 10,000 TL on this product only to be deeply disappointed. The product's keypad was found to be broken. On Tuesday, the technical service arrived, confirmed that it wasn't our fault, ...
I am writing to express my disappointment with a Bosch refrigerator I purchased approximately 5 to 6 years ago. In the middle of summer, the refrigerator suddenly stopped working. The authorized service diagnosed a motor failure and demanded a repair cost of 15,000 TL (approximately 460 USD) for rep...
My Bosch dryer stopped working, so the repair person came and said it needs some maintenance. But they said we only have one transportation vehicle for the whole city of Izmir, in charge of picking up and delivering things. They said it would be picked up for inspection and repair within 10 days and...
about 3 years and 7 months back, I got the Serie 4 dishwasher from Bosch - a brand I've been loyal to for over 10 years. However, my faith was shattered when the heating motor, digital display, and main board malfunctioned, resulting in the dreaded E09 error. To add insult to injury, I had to shell ...
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