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Originally Posted by knc1
Totally unknown.
Only Amazon could say.
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The warranty reads:
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This limited warranty applies only to hardware components of the Device that are not subject to accident, misuse, neglect, fire or other external causes, alterations, repair, or commercial use.
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I'm pretty positive that, under those terms, one should not be allowed to claim for a replacement after having pried the device open and soldered the SP.
As for the rest, I wouldn't say that replacing any kindle one sends back for any reason is cost effective for them. It's more a market penetration thing. It won't last forever (even if, as a customer, I hope it will last as long as possible).
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Originally Posted by knc1
Plus, you can also always avoid the charge-back -
Just disable the credit card you have on file with them after the replacement is shipped.
(Which also makes the sequence of item movements relevant.)
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Yeah ok, this would materially prevent them to charge the fee on your CC, but you would still legally owe them the amount.