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Old 08-11-2011, 02:43 PM   #2
Mike L
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I don't what the law is in your country, but in most places the question of warranty won't apply. The unit is defective, and it is up the retailer to replace it. This is a statutory right, and a warranty - or lack of it - won't change that.

I'd suggest you contact Amazon as soon as it's convenient and ask them for a replacement.
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