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Ok here's my situation , the power cord on my 6 month old 110v2 went bad today !(it will work if I bend it up towards the da ,I taped the cord up to the handle so I could finish a car today)I know it still under warranty but its a simple fix of replacing the cord!.. So my question is do I void my warranty and fix it myself and not lose two paying jobs or do I send it back for a warranty fix and god knows how long that will take and possibly lose even more work?.. This is sooo frustrating!!!
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Re: 110v2 bad power cord!
Personally I'd just fix it. BUT, if you have enough down time between jobs, ya might want to give customer care a call Monday morning first. You probably are aware that there was a boat load (no pun intended) of 'bad' units with the cord issue.
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Re: 110v2 bad power cord!
Fix it yourself. Bad cords can happen any time.Comment
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I went ahead and fixed it myself... It's was a shame to void my warranty. Knowing now I need a backup I've decided to buy a flex 3401!.. I've been looking for an excuse and now I have one!!Comment
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Re: 110v2 bad power cord!
Bugguy, I have been thinking about a Flex also. Let me know how you like it.Comment
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I used my new flex 3401 today!.. omg!...seriosly it put the 110v2 to shame!...it corrects in half the time !... there is a small learning curve , nothing major after ten minute or so I had it down pat,..all I can say is I should have gotten one along time ago!, my rotary and my g110v2 are not going to get much use anymore!Comment
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