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Refurbished Grade B Lakeland Dual Basket Air Fryer 8L with Code Stack
Refurbished Grade B Lakeland Dual Basket Air Fryer 8L with Code Stack
Refurbished Grade B Lakeland Dual Basket Air Fryer 8L with Code Stack
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Refurbished Grade B Lakeland Dual Basket Air Fryer 8L with Code Stack

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Great deal on this refurbished Lakeland dual basket air fryer with multiple code stack.

Codes are:
CCRENEW25 for 25% off (£20)
RENEW25 for a further 25% off (£15)

Grade B:

Very Good Condition, with signs of use
Will have moderate scuffs, marks, scratches, or dents
12 months warranty included, as standard
Covered by ClearCycle’s 30-day Total Satisfaction Guarantee

Easy view windows
Sync basket cycle
8L capacity (2x4L)
8 Preset cooking modes
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  1. johnny111's avatar
    £79.99 new on Lakeland website with 3 yr warranty if someone prefer that (edited)
  2. Tom_BellwGB's avatar
    Maybe it's me being fussy but I don't like the idea of using a smaller cooking appliance second hand, this discount just isn't enough. 25 quid to lose a 3 year guarantee also seems a silly decision. (edited)
    MrClifford's avatar
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    It's actually 35 quid more new on the Lakeland website, just an FYI.

    And as pako says, might be ideal for someone that wants to try and air fryer and not break the bank. I know a couple of people who have gone in and bought a ninja first, only to sell them a few months after as they didn't get any use.
  3. Dennis.Bell's avatar
    This may sound like a daft question but here goes.....what does 'signs of use' mean in this context?

    Does it mean that someone has bought and used the product and it has been cleaned and put up for sale? Or does it mean something more like a 'customer return'?

    I've tried sending companies like this questions via ebay, but rarely get a conclusive answer, if I got an answer at all.
    MrClifford's avatar
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    It may have been used and returned faulty, with new internals but same exterior. It could be unused but returned without original packaging and picked up a few dings in the post making it grade B.

    The majority of the time with any refurbished product the parts that actually get used will look brand new (because they haven't been used or these parts have been replaced), then have scratches etc on the parts that haven't been replaced depending on the grade.

    The bonus with buying a refurb from a company like this is if you purchase a product and it does look bad or refurbished to a low standard, you can always sling it back to them within 30 days.
  4. tommyboy81's avatar
    Ordered, thanks for posting 😁
  5. gjhukd's avatar
    Refurb = free fat and grease from the factory
  6. Salmam's avatar
    That'll you. Have ordered! Been looking all day and this was at the perfect price!
  7. Skk1's avatar
    I am all for refurbishment/used items but when it comes to food cooking appliances it's a no no from me.
    ohmygod2006's avatar
    I'm in the same boat. Come to think of it, when you eat at someone else's house, that's kinda the same thing..right?
  8. tom_5739's avatar
    From the pictures, looks identical to the one I got last year which was branded HOMCOM and has been fine. That was 90 reduced to 72 with a code, so 45 quid for a refurbished one sounds ok.
  9. JustinScot's avatar
    Anyone received this? Please post some pics.
  10. R_Ali's avatar
    Oos
  11. steve765's avatar
    Oos now. Was debating too long and missed it.

    Unsure why both codes could be used on this product and not another refurbished air fryer by same seller?? (edited)
  12. tommyboy81's avatar
    It arrived. The air fryer looks brand new, just the box it came in had obviously been opened and taped back up. Plugged it and and got it hot, it still has the new smell you get on new heating cooking appliances (ovens, toasters ect). Pretty sure it's never been used and was just a return. Very happy, thanks again for posting this MrClifford
    MrClifford's avatar
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    No probs Tommy, glad it was helpful and glad it came like new! I'm still waiting for mine to be delivered!

    Just checked and apparently Royal Mail tried to deliver it yesterday but didn't leave a drop card
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