Defective/damaged parts isn't and never will be an open invitation to replacing a piece of equipment that was damaged from something outside of normal use. A power outage/surge is not a manufacturers defect. If something other then shipping happens that damages it, you will not get anyone to cover it.....if it fails for no apparent reason then you will have a case as a warranty issue based on a defective part. Other than that....take care of your stuff. Like I said before, if you want to protect your household items....for about $150 you can get a surge protector. But to come online and bash a manufacturer or a store that wont honor an unrealistic request is ridiculous.
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11-20-2015, 03:34 PM
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