
Originally Posted by
COTS
I do agree to some sentiments to our fellow storyan who brought their comments, but as I oberve most of them having a one sided comments not even considering the sides of the coin. I've been once a Computer Retailer/Buyer so i understand the both sides.
In my own Technical Opinion:
You used that AVR for 3months, 3 months was too long enough to proved na ang load na imo gibutang sa avr kaya niya (wich you say One Unit). How come na nag melt ang voltage indicator if wala ka mag dugang og load.
I can't answer that question bro kay kabalo ko og unsay akong gbutang sa regulator, maybe ang maka answer ana ang quality control sa manufacturer. Because ang ako ra gyud gi after na gusto ko pa replace sa item is the justice and I want them to have a fair business practice and dealings to their customer. I feel na agrabyado ko na dili ka ilisan na kabalo ka na wala kay gbuhat na makadaot sa unit.
1st reason maybe we would say basin ni taas og kalit ang Voltage mao na melt nag brownout man gud! - but 3 months was long enough para ato ma proof na ang average na voltage sa imo source kaya sa avr bisan pa sa pinaka maximum na iya ihatag. 2nd reason maybe naa problema sa product-but if i were the Store Owner, Purchasing or Manager i will surely remove that item on my Pricelist, kon complained lang ako madawat ana, since they keep on selling the item i presume na wala silay na encounter na masses of complained na recieved.
And I ask you if wala sila na encounter na mass complained sa product is that a good reason na dili sila mo replace sa item?
As a retailer I should find a way so that i could satisfy my customers, and pc express provided you that, since they try to pull out that item bisan na og sunog, they are hoping a good response from supplier, its just that the supplier strongly believe that the cause of melt was due to overload or in other word supplier found out that it was your fault i think they had a better proved to that. Since ang Policy nila pag sunog Void. wala ta mahims!