EAxMetroJack
11-23-2007, 10:47 AM
Hi All,
We have noticed on several posts that some people are trying to fix their guitars themselves. We understand that many of you do not want to wait for a replacement instrument, but we strongly recommend that you use the warranty process.
If you open your guitar casing to attempt to fix the peripheral yourselves you are voiding your warranty. This means if your attempts to repair fail and you return the guitar for a warranty replacement, or your fix succeeds but at a later date you need to use the warranty service, you may be charged for the cost of the instrument.
Please consider this before attempting one of the fixes listed by other users on these forums.
Cheers,
EAxMetroJack
We have noticed on several posts that some people are trying to fix their guitars themselves. We understand that many of you do not want to wait for a replacement instrument, but we strongly recommend that you use the warranty process.
If you open your guitar casing to attempt to fix the peripheral yourselves you are voiding your warranty. This means if your attempts to repair fail and you return the guitar for a warranty replacement, or your fix succeeds but at a later date you need to use the warranty service, you may be charged for the cost of the instrument.
Please consider this before attempting one of the fixes listed by other users on these forums.
Cheers,
EAxMetroJack
