1 - If something of breaks what is you first thought?
Is it under warranty? Was it cheap or expensive? How long have I had it? If it was cheap or I've had it for quite a while, I'd probably just throw it and replace it
2 - Would you attempt to repair it? if not then why?
If I deemed it something I could do, then yeah I'd have a fiddle.
3- During repair, would you do it properly or go for a cheap bodge solution?
Again, I suppose it depends on the cost of the item. Any repair I'd bother taking on I'd want to do it properly. If it was just a quick fix until I replaced it, then I'd probably just bodge it
4 - What would you do if you if you couldn’t or didn’t want to repair it?
Throw it out. Or, if I was getting another, then keep it/parts of it for spares
5 - What do you think is limiting products from being repair easily by the owner?
Lack of spares made available from manufacturer/supplier. Moulded parts rather than multiple parts which can be taken apart
6- If you had a choice of buying something that is rated as being simple and easier to repair when broken, would you buy this over the standard? Or would it just be more hassle to do everything yourself?
Again, depends on how much more it costs over a standard version and how much I'd use it. If it was an item I use all the time, rely on, or is expensive anyway, then I'd likely spend the extra