We have a dial indicator that fought gravity and lost. It is a
2923-10, and the tip still moves, but not easily. Gotta send it away
for repair, and I have heard good things about Long Island indicator
repair, but I could only get thru to the Mitutoyo repair center in
Aurora, IL on the phone. They said it would be a flat fee of $44 to
repair, no matter what the damage. That sounds great to me. Just
wondering if anyone has used the Mitutoyo repair center, or someone who
has any wisdom to share on the subject.

Excellent. I have used them twice.
Steve

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We have a dial indicator that fought gravity and lost. It is a
2923-10, and the tip still moves, but not easily. Gotta send it away
for repair, and I have heard good things about Long Island indicator
repair, but I could only get thru to the Mitutoyo repair center in
Aurora, IL on the phone. They said it would be a flat fee of $44 to
repair, no matter what the damage. That sounds great to me. Just
wondering if anyone has used the Mitutoyo repair center, or someone who
has any wisdom to share on the subject.

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We have a dial indicator that fought gravity and lost. It is a
2923-10, and the tip still moves, but not easily. Gotta send it away
for repair, and I have heard good things about Long Island indicator
repair, but I could only get thru to the Mitutoyo repair center in
Aurora, IL on the phone. They said it would be a flat fee of $44 to
repair, no matter what the damage. That sounds great to me. Just
wondering if anyone has used the Mitutoyo repair center, or someone who
has any wisdom to share on the subject.


I've used them. No problems at all. I find their way of handling repairs a
little disconcerting, you just mail the tool in and you'll never hear from
anyone. The tool will just show up repaired one day.

I don't know if your particular indicator is worth repairing. New it would
cost $120 or so. You could easily pick one up on Ebay for $20.00 - $40.00.
I would probably repair it if it's new, if it's several years old and has a
lot of use I might not bother.

--

Dan

I used them for a dial bore guage and was very satisfied.

Roger

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We have a dial indicator that fought gravity and lost. It is a
2923-10, and the tip still moves, but not easily. Gotta send it away
for repair, and I have heard good things about Long Island indicator
repair, but I could only get thru to the Mitutoyo repair center in
Aurora, IL on the phone. They said it would be a flat fee of $44 to
repair, no matter what the damage. That sounds great to me. Just
wondering if anyone has used the Mitutoyo repair center, or someone who
has any wisdom to share on the subject.

D Murphy wrote:
rbce2003 wrote

Just wondering if anyone has used the Mitutoyo repair center,

I've used them. No problems at all.

So how does one get ahold of the Mitutoyo repair center?
I did a quick on-line search and nothing came up.

I have a Digimatic Solar caliper that I dropped, breaking
the thumb wheel off and screwing up the readout (no longer
zeros) that I wouldn't mind getting fixed, if it won't cost me
an arm and a leg.

http://www.mitutoyo.com/Support/RepairService.html

It took me maybe 4 clicks to find this.

Roger

"Hari Seldon" wrote in message
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D Murphy wrote:
rbce2003 wrote

Just wondering if anyone has used the Mitutoyo repair center,

I've used them. No problems at all.

So how does one get ahold of the Mitutoyo repair center?
I did a quick on-line search and nothing came up.

I have a Digimatic Solar caliper that I dropped, breaking
the thumb wheel off and screwing up the readout (no longer
zeros) that I wouldn't mind getting fixed, if it won't cost me
an arm and a leg.