Does Extreme have only a one year warranty? BowFlex website says 7 year limited warranty. Can you help me out, which is right?
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It has 7 but thats only on the frame of the machine but its built solid so i dont see any problem there. The problem is how they say lifetime warranty on the rods but doesn't include normal wear and tear use is what I have the issue with. I upgraded to 310lb and its not even close to that anymore. They want me to pay for a whole new powerstack rod system which cost about $325 half of what the machine cost. That is what I find ridiculous and no one mentioned that after the rods wear out the machine is pretty much useless unless you buy new rods. I hope this helps in making your decision. I recommend going with machine weights because those weights never wear out. Good luck.
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That is a question that Bowflex should answer. Check the warranty documentation. I have not paid much attention to the warrenty. The machine has been problem free.
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It has 7 but thats only on the frame of the machine but its built solid so i dont see any problem there. The problem is how they say lifetime warranty on the rods but doesn't include normal wear and tear use is what I have the issue with. I upgraded to 310lb and its not even close to that anymore. They want me to pay for a whole new powerstack rod system which cost about $325 half of what the machine cost. That is what I find ridiculous and no one mentioned that after the rods wear out the machine is pretty much useless unless you buy new rods. I hope this helps in making your decision. I recommend going with machine weights because those weights never wear out. Good luck. It has 7 but thats only on the frame of the machine but its built solid so i dont see any problem there. The problem is how they say lifetime warranty on the rods but doesn't include normal wear and tear use is what I have the issue with. I upgraded to 310lb and its not even close to that anymore. They want me to pay for a whole new powerstack rod system which cost about $325 half of what the machine cost. That is what I find ridiculous and no one mentioned that after the rods wear out the machine is pretty much useless unless you buy new rods. I hope this helps in making your decision. I... » Read More It has 7 but thats only on the frame of the machine but its built solid so i dont see any problem there. The problem is how they say lifetime warranty on the rods but doesn't include normal wear and tear use is what I have the issue with. I upgraded to 310lb and its not even close to that anymore. They want me to pay for a whole new powerstack rod system which cost about $325 half of what the machine cost. That is what I find ridiculous and no one mentioned that after the rods wear out the machine is pretty much useless unless you buy new rods. I hope this helps in making your decision. I recommend going with machine weights because those weights never wear out. Good luck. « Show Less
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Contact bow flex directly. Could also depend if you are buying new or used.
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I am really not sure, but go to their web site. http://ArmourShell.net You may get your answer, I do know it is a limited warranty.
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1 year limited warranty. I bought extended warranty thru amazon as well. This is item is with me for almost 2 years now and it's working well still. Good buy!
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I am the one who complained about the warranty. When my dryer stopped working correctly, I checked the warranty and it specifically says that if you purchased the dryer from any sale websites OR Amazon, the warranty was not valid. So no, if you purchase from Amazon there is no warranty. I have no idea why, since it was a brand new item and I've never bought anything from Amazon that seemed to be of lesser quality than if I'd bought it anywhere else. Very frustrating, especially for such an expensive dryer. I ended up buying an Elchim 3900 from another website and really love it.
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JumpSport website, Model 350 PRO, Warranty (http://www.jumpsport.com/Fitness-Trampoline-Model-350-PRO#tabs-5) "The best warranty in its class. We stand behind our product with an outstanding warranty and industry-leading customer support. For Customer Support questions please call 1.877.507.1399 Residential Use Warranty (All models): Steel Frame & Legs - Lifetime Mat - 5 years EnduroLast 2 Elastic Cords - 2 Years EnduroLast 3 Elastic Cords - 3 Years EnduroLast 4 Elastic Cords - 4 Years EnduroLast XF Elastic Cords - 4 Years All other components - 1 year Commercial Use Warranty (300, 300 Pro, 500 Pro Series): Steel Frame & Legs - 5 years EnduroLast 3 Elastic Cords - 12 months EnduroLast 4 Elastic Cords - 18 months EnduroLast XF Elastic Cords - 18 months All other components - 1 year"
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Jasjit, I had purchased this device online with no warranties. I know that BrandsMart sells this same device with limited warranty or they have a warranty that one can purchase at a low cost.
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DeWalt does not have a life time warranty or warranty beyond the 30 days, witch the store usually provides. in this case it would be Amazon with it's terms and conditions. NOTE: not so sure if it's 30 days. see Amazon Returns & Replacements.
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I bought this chair for a friend and she has had several problems with it not working properly. I urged her to return it but she did not want to bother. I think most of the lift chairs have a lifetime warranty on the lift mechanism but the problems are always with the frame. I have not had any better luck with another brand that I paid $1300+ for. I'm fortunate that I have sons who are carpenters and they have been able to keep mine going. Sorry I can't be more help. If I were going to purchase it again, I would buy the warranty they sell with it.
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I am really not sure, but go to their web site. http://ArmourShell.netYou may get your answer, I do know it is a limited warranty.
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Hi, According to Flexzilla's website, there is a lifetime warranty on the hose. I left mine out (drained of course) all winter and it's just as flexible as it was the day I got it. They are really good about not kinking as well. I really like these hoses and don't plan to buy any other brand.
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The warranty is for 1 year and the same as the non-limited versions. You would pay for repairs or receive a refurbished ($100) pair after the warranty expires.
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This is a link to the manufacturer's website and if you go there and click on the Warrantee button, you'll see a copy of the warranty. It's one year full and 5 years limited. http://www.glipoolproducts.com/product.asp?ProdID=112
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According to the SanDisk website (http://www.sandisk.com/products/usb/drives/extreme/) there is a lifetime limited warranty. Please contact Sandisk for more information.
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I think it only has a one year warranty, as is standard for this type of product. However, you can purchase an extended warranty of 3 years like I did. Also is a very good product for this price considering all accessories including ...
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Hello. The Flexzilla hose has a lifetime warranty. I bought one for front yard and used for three months and just had to buy another one for the backyard. Thus far I have used the hoses for a little over a year and very pleased with this product. There are many hoses out there that are advertised as, "no kinking".... and they always kink! This hose truly does not kink. This is the best hose purchase that I have ever made. Highly recommended.
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There is absolutely no warranty ON ANY HORTON CROSSBOW unless the company who bought Horton, which is Ten Point, decides someday to honor Horton's warranties. Currently they have stated they will not and have no intention to. There are currently some spare parts on the market, but that supply will dry up as time goes on unless someone decides to produce aftermarket parts. If you are looking for a Horton RDT (reverse limb technology) bow you will be FAR BETTER SERVED to buy a Havoc 175 or try to find a Vision 175. The Fury is a HIGH STRESS, HIGH MAINT. BOW and unless you get one made 2013 your odds of having issues is pretty high. The Havoc and Vision are pretty solid and dependable. There is absolutely no warranty ON ANY HORTON CROSSBOW unless the company who bought Horton, which is Ten Point, decides someday to honor Horton's warranties. Currently they have stated they will not and have no intention to. There are currently some spare parts on the market, but that supply will dry up as time goes on unless someone decides to produce aftermarket parts. If you are looking for a Horton RDT (reverse limb technology) bow you will be FAR BETTER SERVED to buy a Havoc 175 or try to find a Vision 175. The Fury is a HIGH STRESS, HIGH MAINT. BOW and unless you get one made 2013... » Read More There is absolutely no warranty ON ANY HORTON CROSSBOW unless the company who bought Horton, which is Ten Point, decides someday to honor Horton's warranties. Currently they have stated they will not and have no intention to. There are currently some spare parts on the market, but that supply will dry up as time goes on unless someone decides to produce aftermarket parts. If you are looking for a Horton RDT (reverse limb technology) bow you will be FAR BETTER SERVED to buy a Havoc 175 or try to find a Vision 175. The Fury is a HIGH STRESS, HIGH MAINT. BOW and unless you get one made 2013 your odds of having issues is pretty high. The Havoc and Vision are pretty solid and dependable. « Show Less
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Amazons are NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY. call em and ask. Bowtech said they don't know where Amazon gets these bows from....