Been running Leica range finders and scopes for 20 years. In that time never had an issue. Have sent back Zeiss, Kahles and Swarovski. Had pretty good service with all three.
It’s how they deal with your issues not having so much about sending back.
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I have a Swarovski 'scope with a broken bit in the turret. I bought it off here and haven't a clue who the original retailer was. I rang Jason last week to ask if he could give me a lead on how I would go about getting it fixed. He happily offered to send it off for me to get fixed and also gave me some advice on what to do if I wanted to do it closer to home. Excellent service.
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Sorry I wasn't lynching anyone. Just going off the info I've been told which is obviously only a fraction of the story. Good on you for helping out.
I've had various leica products for years and still do. I wouldn't let one little warranty claim put me off buying them.
Not to sound mean but that retailer is making their problem ioyr problem. They MUST replace test st their cost and none of it to you. The CGA has you covered 100%. It pisses me off that local companies think they can play the bullshit card. Sony tried that with me. The tribunal will find in your favour if you've done nothing wrong. Range finders should be good for a minimum of 5 years.
As for Leica. I expect more because I bought an architectural laser disto and it's still going strong since 2006. You're
a 'reasonable person' and the CGA hold retailers responsible for a duration that a reasonable person would think.
Providing that you aren't a commercial operation. I would think you could force the retailer to refund the money immediately or be forced to by the tribunal. What they're doing to you isn't legal.
Bloody fustrating bro! This is the perfect example of why Manawatu H&F don’t stock Leica anymore after such poor warranty support for customers.
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