thatoneguy
- Joined Feb 19, 2009
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Agreed, though it may cost more than buying a new unit, an Authorized Service Center should either have parts or boards on hand, or be able to order them overnight from the company stockroom.@debe...
I ........really..............have...........no.........idea.................on what just u said., but since u are wondering, I am 35.
What I am referring is tht if it is an authorized service center, then your item should get repaired NO MATTER WHAT.
Do you Agree?
At least a few weeks of training on "known issues" with the product line, complete manuals and schematics for their use (not for general sale, way too much to stock), and updates to the product line including new known issues.
Some sort of basic competence test, similar to HP Certification, and unlike computer "A+ Certified", as that is a "memorize and dump" test with no practical part. Cisco tests for CCIE/CCNE/etc are another great example of a test that mimics in the field issues.
If those aren't met, then the "Authorized Service Center" is just a way to jack up the price while you pay for their mistakes.