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I bought an 18v Erbauer drill from Screwfix about 15 months ago.
It has been a superb tool. I've used it almost every weekend for the past 15 months. It's recently developed significant play, not in the chuck, but in the motor-case mounting. I can't see anything broken, looks like it has just worn loose. When I bought it I paid ~£160, and it's now available for £140. Other than this play, the drill still performs perfectly. I don't think I've abused the drill, and I don't think it's been dropped hard. It has had a lot of heavy use. My dilemma is this - given that I've had lots of use from it, can I reasonably expect it to be repaired/replaced under the two year warranty? I'm not asking whether they would - there's only one way of finding that out. I'm asking if I would be reasonable to ask, it's kind of an ethical thing. I don't believe in taking the **** with my suppliers. So, what do you think? How long should a £150+ cordless drill last with heavy use? TIA -- Grunff |
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