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Originally Posted by ccpyue
an examination fee will be $50-. Buying a new one is around $150-. That's why I don't want to take it back for repair.
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These prices are designed to put the consumer on the repair/replace fence so I'd say half the people opt for the $50 and half for the replacement. The company may be banking on the Sunk Cost effect so that the people who pay the $50 feel compelled to have the repair done rather than blaming themselves for getting suckered by these wordsmiths.
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Originally Posted by ccpyue
Someone said it may be the "Aerator" and its "screen" blocked to cause this. I managed to unscrew the "Valve" and cleaned. But I don't know Where is the "Aerator" and its "Screen", and how they look like. Could any one tell me where it is located, or show me a drawing of the "Aerator"? Thank you.
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To me it seems unlikely as the cause, but since you ask
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I'd search all causes for this no matter how unlikely, then rank them as to likelihood and as to labor/parts cost. The horns of the dilemma come when the most likely part is also the most costly.
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