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    Is the Tech Guy Correct - what do you think - N10J

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by siam, May 2, 2009.

  1. siam

    siam Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi, Ive got an ASUS N10J netbook thats just over 6 months old, ive taken it to a ASUS service agents as there's a problem with the battery not charging, the technician told me that the battery on the N10J has a 6 Month warranty , which came as a bit of a surprise , I can't see any where on the documentation that came with the N10J , a reference to the battery only having 6 Month warranty, ..... do you think the tech guy is correct ..? :(
     
  2. CyberVisions

    CyberVisions Martian Notebook Overlord

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    Translated that means he's either too stupid or too lazy to help you fix it. Likely a bit of both.

    ASUS systems all have pretty good warranty packages - it's something that makes them popular. If you haven't yet done so, call the main ASUS support line and tell them you need a new battery, or what your problem is. If your system is still under warranty, then the battery is under warranty (assuming it's the original battery or an extra that was bought with the original). Batteries do not come with separate warranties unless they're bought separately after the system was purchased.

    Also tell them what the idiot of a tech told you.
     
  3. siam

    siam Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi , thanks for the reply, I will give ASUS suport a call , and post back the results , so when I collect the netbook from the service agent and he says that its going to cost me so much for a new battery I can tell him the facts - the battery is covered under the general machine warranty - so there !!
     
  4. kanehi

    kanehi Notebook Deity

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    The battery might have a 6 months warranty but the main problem is it's not being charged at all. Batteries can last longer than 6 months with multiple charge cycles.
     
  5. siam

    siam Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi, so do you think its possible that the Tech Guy may be correct in saying that my battery may only have a 6 Months warranty from new ? , could it be that as the N10J was purchased in Thailand , the warranty could be different in some way
     
  6. David

    David NBR Random Reviewer NBR Reviewer

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    Depending on where you bought your N10, the warranty terms may differ. However, in the US and Canada, the N10 battery comes with a 1 year warranty.
     
  7. siam

    siam Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks, yes I was wondering as I purchased the N10J in Thailand , just what warranty I would get ( the guy in the shop where I purchased it from siad One year ) , I wonder where I could find out the warranty details for ASUS Netbooks purchased in Thailand, .... any one know please ?
     
  8. redguardsoldier

    redguardsoldier Notebook Consultant

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    In Vietnam, ASUS notebooks have 2-year warranty (but 1-year for battery & adapter). And with my greatest sympathy, their netbooks have 1-year warranty (and 6-month for battery & adapter).
     
  9. siam

    siam Notebook Enthusiast

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    Just my Luck , Bugger !!!!!
     
  10. jpark325

    jpark325 Notebook Enthusiast

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    He is probably right, but my warranty is 1 year
     
  11. siam

    siam Notebook Enthusiast

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    Ive just found this that came with the N10J ... ?
     

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    markhedder Notebook Deity

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    ASUS netbooks in the US, as I remember from doing the research, have a 1 year warranty, but the battery only has 6 months warranty. I know that this was a very big deterrent for many people, since 6 months is not enough time to use enough charge cycles necessary for an exchange.
     
  13. siam

    siam Notebook Enthusiast

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    I thought as I bought the N10J in Thailand , that was the reason for a short Six Month's warranty on the battary, but now it seem's I was wrong :(
     
  14. jerry66

    jerry66 Notebook Deity

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    N10 IS NOT A NETBOOK , it has same warranty as notebook , 1 year for battery . it is not built at the eee netbook factory
     
  15. redguardsoldier

    redguardsoldier Notebook Consultant

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    Oh, I'm sorry, I have just checked again. N10 shares the warranty with notebooks here.