I've had a Mio Star toaster for years. Now that I want to get it in shape, I realize that the Migros subsidiary has taken extra care to use screws that cannot be loosened without special tools. I no longer want to support this behavior. The next appliance will certainly be from a different company.
Hello Kindasport, thank you very much for your comments. The fact that the appliance is locked like this is intentional. For safety reasons, the toaster may only be opened by our technicians. We recommend that you bring your toaster to one of our stores together with the warranty certificate. You can find the nearest store that accepts repairs using your zip code at the following link: https://filialen.migros.ch/de/filter:market_services-srv/center:46.8182,8.2275/zoom:8/ Kind regards, your Migros Fachmarkt team.
I have a Trisa toaster. This also has special screws, which are not even all the same. I'm pretty sure that there are safety recommendations from specialist bodies, if not regulations or standards.
I have a Trisa toaster. This also has special screws, which are not even all the same. I'm pretty sure that there are safety recommendations from specialist bodies, if not regulations or standards.
Then you can no longer repair anything yourself. It's paternalism that also suggests that only so-called specialists can repair something.
Hello Kindasport, thank you very much for your comments. The fact that the appliance is locked like this is intentional. For safety reasons, the toaster may only be opened by our technicians. We recommend that you bring your toaster to one of our stores together with the warranty certificate. You can find the nearest store that accepts repairs using your zip code at the following link: https://filialen.migros.ch/de/filter:market_services-srv/center:46.8182,8.2275/zoom:8/ Kind regards, your Migros Fachmarkt team.
I find that argument very flimsy. There are many customers who have technical training. You could use devices for longer. It's not worth running to you with it so that the product is then sent halfway around the world and, in case of doubt, still comes back broken. I've seen it all before.
I find that argument very flimsy. There are many customers who have technical training. You could use devices for longer. It's not worth running to you with it so that the product is then sent halfway around the world and, in case of doubt, still comes back broken. I've seen it all before.
I hardly believe that the majority of people know anything about toasters and the like. Just because you have a few screws and a little knowledge of technology doesn't make you a toaster pro
