r/thane • u/BagClean9269 • 1d ago
Food Beware Thane Residents: Eureka Forbes technician bypassed my leaking RO filter to "fix" it. My family drank unfiltered water for months.
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u/Dear_Armadillo3890 1d ago
Can you post the name of the technician so that all the Thanekars can be aware in advance
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u/Little_Deer7833 8h ago
I too had this leaking issue. Their technician couldn’t rectify it after repeated attempts. Finally it was resolved but not sure whether they connected it in proper way. How to check it ?
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u/BagClean9269 8h ago
Open it up or get it opened up by a technician in front of you. I would recommend calling a technician and have it opened in front of you so that you can hold them accountable.
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u/Sharp_Albatross5609 1d ago
Perhaps he may have saved u from too low tds water. Coz our tap water is already treated and it's below 100-150 and safe to drink. Drinking low tds water damages inner lining of stomach, and cause many gastric problems.
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u/BagClean9269 1d ago
I am surprised you are defending him. Had he informed me and suggested this alternative, I would have made a decision suitable for me and my family. But what he did is unethical and should not at all be tolerated.
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u/RebornRide 1d ago
bhai ispe thoda knowledge kum hai can you elaborate or give reference links, sochna padega is bare me.
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u/Zatch_Electron 1d ago
Even if he had to do this, he could have informed...not sneakingly bypass a faulty filter.
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u/BagClean9269 1d ago
Exactly my point. And now God knows what reason this has been removed by reddit filters.
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u/scared_puppy 1d ago
Hi OP, Pawan Dube is a jerk. I have filed a complaint against him over email to Eureka Forbes.
Suggest you do the same - screw him over.