Reconditioned CC

[Darthmaul1964]

I bought a new compucarve from Sears about a year ago for school (I am a shop teacher). But I am thinking about getting one for myself for home. I see that the reconditioned machines cost much less. Has anyone had any experience with reconditioned uints? The reviews on Sears.com are mixed.

[liquidguitars]

Good to see you getting one for your home..

You never know right? but if you can get a warranty you should be fine..

LG

[Darthmaul1964]

I can't find any information online about warrantee for a recon. unit. I hate to buy one and end up having nothing but trouble with it. The one at school works pretty nicely after I learned its quirks.

[HighTechOkie]

Sears Recon. CompuCarve has a 6mon. limited warranty. Purchase from anyone else and there is 0 (zero) warranty from what I understand.

Rob

[hogiewan]

Also, there is no option of an extended warranty with a recon. unit. I bought mine new and paid an extra $300 for a 5 year warranty

[JDPratt]

If I could I would return the machine I got direct from LHR and get one from Sears with an extended Warranty. (Can't believe LHR doesn't offer it). I would pay $500 for the extended warranty. It would be worth every penny to be able to take the machine down the street to Sears and return for repairs rather than spend $150 for shipping to LHR and then only for a short life warranty.