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Originally Posted by Doug Pardee
I don't think I've ever heard of a NOOK being repaired. They're all still under the original one-year manufacturer's warranty, so if it's a warranty problem, B&N simply ships a new NOOK.
If the NOOK is physically damaged and the owner didn't buy coverage against that, the NOOK is probably worthless. I don't think that B&N has a repair facility for NOOK.
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They *say* they do, but they point out that non-warranty repairs (swaps?) cost. I more wanted time-frame feedback.