You work at home and have a problem with a piece of equipment that you use for your job. Write a letter to the shop or the company which supplied the equipment. In your letter Describe the problem with the equipment Explain how this problem is affecting your work Say what you want the shop or company to do

Dear Sir/Madam,
This
is to inform you that I purchased a laptop
charger
from your outlet
last
week, which I started using for my
work
. The
charger
was in good condition of working for quite some time, but later a few days, it created an issue with the charging wire.
Due to
this
, I am facing difficulties to charge my laptop. I have to complete one of my important client meeting presentations for
this
week. I have already started working on the presentation and am verge of completing the
work
, by that time my manager gave trouble and
due to
this
, am unable to complete my
work
. If am not complete the presentation on time and send it to the client,
this
may lead to a bad impression of our
work
. Considering, the importance of my
work
. Please send the technician to my house to diagnose my
charger
wire. So, they can identify the issue and solve the issue of my laptop
charger
wire. Regards Appadurai K
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