Estimates - Villiers MARK 12D Operating Instructions And Spare Parts List

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If requested at the time of despatch, we are prepared to give an
estimate before proceeding with any repair. This entails a certain
amount of labour in dismantling to ascertain what new parts will be
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required, and therefore, in the case of any estimate not being
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accepted, a charge is made for our mechanic's time in taking down
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the engine for report and the re-building, and return carriage costs.
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Estimates must be treated as approximate only. We reserve the
right to include additional parts should these be found, on further
examination or on bench test, to be necessary, to make the repair
satisfactory.
We do not undertake to fit to engines sent to us for overhaul, such
parts as specified by the customer if we consider that other parts are
necessary to make an efficient repair. In such cases, we are prepared
to supply the customer's requirements in spares, but we do not
undertake to fit them.
1 .-In correspondence, and when ordering replacement assemblies
or spares, always quote the Engine Specification and Serial Number
stamped on the Crankcase below the Cylinder Base.
below for example) :-
The number is comprised of two parts, the first being the
SPECIFICATION Number which is the key to the component parts
fitted, and the second being the Engine Serial Number by which the
date of manufacture, etc., can be determined, e.g. 1 20B/ 12345.
The Magneto also bears a SPECIFICATION Number (example :
R 1 20/A. 123) but n o Serial Number. The " R " (Rotor or Flywheel),
and " A " (Armature Plate) Number is stamped on the Pulley.
The Carburetter bears no identification marlq
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