OFT warranty

[Plxdjake89]

Quick question, has anybody cracked their open flash tablet screen?
I did and was just wondering if anyone else has.

Mine still works and I'm able to click on the neccesary options to flash between tunes, and clear codes but that's about it.

I have received a quote a while back but was turned off by the amount asked for to replace it, was hoping anyone can chime in.

[Boofneenee]

Originally Posted by Plxdjake89

Quick question, has anybody cracked their open flash tablet screen?
I did and was just wondering if anyone else has.

Mine still works and I'm able to click on the neccesary options to flash between tunes, and clear codes but that's about it.

I have received a quote a while back but was turned off by the amount asked for to replace it, was hoping anyone can chime in.

I think its 1 yr but why don't you just ask them?

[raven1231]

Originally Posted by Boofneenee

I think its 1 yr but why don't you just ask them?

This. and not sure if it covers physical damage

[Wayno]

Cracked screen is user error, not hardware malfunction.

[Plxdjake89]

Originally Posted by Wayno

Cracked screen is user error, not hardware malfunction.

Thanks for pointing out the obvious, but it's a little hard to control my 3 year old nephews actions when he's in my car and I'm paying attention to the road

[Boofneenee]

Originally Posted by Plxdjake89

Thanks for pointing out the obvious, but it's a little hard to control my 3 year old nephews actions when he's in my car and I'm paying attention to the road

where did you get the quote to fix your tablet from?

[Plxdjake89]

Originally Posted by Boofneenee

I think its 1 yr but why don't you just ask them?

I did ask them back in June I believe. They said they wanted $200 to send out a new one.

[Vmax911]

Originally Posted by Plxdjake89

Thanks for pointing out the obvious, but it's a little hard to control my 3 year old nephews actions when he's in my car and I'm paying attention to the road

You're right, 3 year old nephews should totally be covered by the manufacturer warranty, make them take the financial hit! If not, contact the Obama administration. I'm pretty sure that kind of loss is required to be covered somewhere in the federal subsidized child care act.

[Plxdjake89]

Originally Posted by Vmax911

You're right, 3 year old nephews should totally be covered by the manufacturer warranty, make them take the financial hit! If not, contact the Obama administration. I'm pretty sure that kind of loss is required to be covered somewhere in the federal subsidized child care act.

Lol

[Boofneenee]

Originally Posted by Vmax911

You're right, 3 year old nephews should totally be covered by the manufacturer warranty, make them take the financial hit! If not, contact the Obama administration. I'm pretty sure that kind of loss is required to be covered somewhere in the federal subsidized child care act.

that all depends.. are you nephews illegal immigrants?

[Thorpedo]

200 for a new one is a pretty decent deal if you ask me.

[tdotBRZ]

is it just me or OP is trolling hard?
what does manufacturer's warranty and physical damage have to do with each other?
And they offered you a replacement new tablet for 1/3 of its price and you denied it? lol.. no comments.

[Foobar]

I'd just pony up the $200 for the replacement. Alternatively, see if you can source the same sized LCD touch sensor display that they use and do some self-repair on it. Unless you don't want to void your warranty for actual warranty eligible service later, that is.

[1Cor10:23]

Op, keep in mind that replacing the screen = permanently breaking the plastic connectors at the four corners of the OFT. This thing was made never to be opened/repaired as it has those one-way plastic connectors that just can't be opened and resealed (AFAIK) and you'll have to glue it back together (which can still a good seal since it has a lot of good contact + it's plastic).

My take is that you'll get a new tablet for $200 and they'll just discard your current one. I personally think it's overpriced - as my take on the business model is that the $500 for the OFT itself is like a user license for the device. Them replacing the tablet for you still keeps the number of users, net-net, the same so long as they take your broken one from you. Since the business is portrayed as, you're paying $500 for the device, I can see why they would want to charge a higher price. Ideally, they would charge you the actual replacement cost for the device but hey, it's still a business I guess. I can't imagine that it actually takes $200 to produce one of these but I could easily be wrong...