Adjusting a Cracked Baker - Online or Call HO?

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses experiences related to handling a cracked deep covered baker, including options for adjustments and return processes. Participants share their personal experiences and seek advice on how to proceed with customer service interactions.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal, Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes a customer's experience with a cracked deep covered baker and expresses uncertainty about the appropriate adjustment option to select online.
  • Another participant suggests that using the option for "damaged during use" is acceptable, noting it doesn't imply fault on the customer's part.
  • One participant shares their experience of needing to return a cracked item and questions the cost implications for the customer.
  • Another participant recounts a similar situation with a cracked pizza stone and mentions that they were advised to send back only a small piece of the item.
  • One participant shares a practical tip about sending back broken pieces in a cost-effective manner, noting that it doesn't need to be a large portion.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the specifics of the return process, but there is a general agreement that sending back only a portion of the item may be acceptable.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences related to customer service interactions with Pampered Chef regarding product issues, specifically focusing on the return process for damaged items.

Who May Find This Useful

This discussion may be useful for Pampered Chef consultants dealing with similar product return situations or seeking insights on customer service practices.

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I had a customer call me about a cracked deep covered baker that she got last month. I want to do an adjustment online, but it seems like all the options are for when a show is just delivered. The only option that seems like a good one is "damaged during use or does not function properly." That one makes it seem like it is the customer's fault. She was just minding her own business when she heard a crack noise come from her oven. She looked and her baker was cracked.

Do I use that one, or should I call HO on Monday? Help! :confused:
 
You can use that one. It doesn't sound like it's her fault at all.
 
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Thanks Diane. I went ahead and did that one.

Now I have a new question. They want the cracked one sent back to them. That is going to cost the customer an arm and a leg! Is there anything I can do about that? I'm not sure if it is just cracked but still together, or if a piece actually came off, so I will verify that tomorrow. Otherwise, maybe I should call HO and maybe just send back the lid or something? Anyone else deal with this?
 
I had a large pizza stone with handles crack on a customer in her oven last week. The man at HO I spoke with told me to just send a piece that weighs about a pound. You might want to just call and verify the same but I have heard that they usually just want a piece.HTH
 
It doesn't even have to be a pound, just the size of your palm. My kids have fun watching me smash a stone that's been broken. I wrap it in bubble wrap and send it back in one of the smaller manilla type envelopes (9x5 maybe?). It usually costs $2 or so to mail.
 

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What should I do if my Cracked Baker is damaged?

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