QUOTE(abubin @ Feb 2 2021, 09:02 PM)
Workmanship of 50 does not make sense. As our country is moving towards being more developed, human workmanship is the most valuable resources. That much work disassembling the compressor then replacing the magnetic clutch then re-install then add gas and oil. It should be the most expensive. I think workshops should start charging things as what it should. Markup a bit on the parts but charge a proper workmanship is the right way in 2021. Only old people mentality will think paying workmanship is not worth it.
100 - magnetic clutch
150 - workmanship
60 - gas + oil
Total should be 310. That should be the way. If cust want to bring their own parts, sure..deduct like RM90 on a RM100 magnetic clutch..citing I am making less. I am sure most users are okay with that. Also, this way, people will appreciate pomen skills. Mechanics will look to upgrade their skill to charge more and provide better proper service.
Actually, most shop charges workmanship cost slightly lower because they've already mark up the spare parts price. So it's a win win for the workshop. The workmanship might look cheap but they've slaughtered you on the parts pricing already.100 - magnetic clutch
150 - workmanship
60 - gas + oil
Total should be 310. That should be the way. If cust want to bring their own parts, sure..deduct like RM90 on a RM100 magnetic clutch..citing I am making less. I am sure most users are okay with that. Also, this way, people will appreciate pomen skills. Mechanics will look to upgrade their skill to charge more and provide better proper service.
It won't help if workshop increases the workmanship price yet maintaining the mark up price on spare parts. We consumer will be at the losing end.
I know because when I bring my own parts to replacement, the workshop told me they will have to charge more on workmanship since not using their parts.
Feb 2 2021, 09:21 PM

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