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not sure.

But if you bought it from him, then he should replace the battery with a like for like at free of charge. After all he sold it you not a puchase direct from the makers.

Quote: Originally posted by Rizzo on 16/8/2015

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We bought one of these about 18 months ago and was dismayed when I heard they had gone bust. It cost £120 but the general idea was that the dealers were liable when they went wrong and would uphold the guarantee. Ours isn't working at all, after showing full charge it dies after about 5 or 10 minutes of one light!
Our dealer (who is usually very good) says he's doing us a favour by giving us a £50 discount on a replacement battery as the onus isn't on him as the seller of the item.
Is he right?

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True Saxo 1

But under the sale of goods act it should be fit for purpose, not pack up in 6 months, after all a liesure batt is used to being charged and discharged.

Quote: Originally posted by saxo1 on 17/8/2015It looks like your dealer is correct,below is an exerpt from the Elecsol Warranty terms and conditions:

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"“The warranty card with all the required information i.e. Purchasers name, address and proof of purchase must be presented when claiming under warranty. The battery replacement service is to be carried out solely by the manufacturer and not by any of its affiliate dealers”
Saxo1

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