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If you have the service agreement, never admit you tried to fix
anything. I had two flaky remotes and I tried to fix one of them by cleaning the board and pads. Bear in mind these are not returnable items. They send you a new one and you throw the old one away. When I called for a replacement they said the coverage was void because I took it apart. I said "so if I just threw it in the trash it would be OK" "No then it is lost and we do not cover loss" "But when I get the new one, I just throw the old one away" "yes" "How do you know I messed with it at all" "you told us" It just got silly from there. I said "OK I also have 2 OTHER bad remotes and I am afraid to touch them" "OK great, you will have 2 new ones an a couple days" Moral, no good deed goes unpunished. Never admit you tried to help. |
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