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From: sieg@bocar.UUCP (B A Siegel)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: Re: Gas oven go BOOM!  NOW what do I do?
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Date: Fri, 7-Feb-86 09:19:26 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb  7 09:19:26 1986
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> There is a little-known source of speedy, cheap repair work for
> gas stoves and other gas appliances: your local gas company.
> They can inspect your stove, order parts (a lot of parts are standard
> across brands and models), install them and even correct your 25-degree
> error.  Parts are reasonable and labor is either free or about $15/hour,
> in my area (northern NJ).
> 

The reason labor is free (Remember "nothing in this world is free") is 
because you pay a service charge each month as part of your gas bill.
This service charge is like a service contract.  As a Public Service
& Gas Customer (PS&G residing in cental-north NJ) $6.00 is added on
to the monthly bill for this service contract.

Barry Siegel
..bocar!sieg