jerrbitt
12-07-2012, 02:23 PM
I had to return my Carvewright a few months ago for repair under the Sears warranty. For some reason, the local Sears store unfamiliar with the procedure sent it to Carvewright. They called and said I was going to have to pay for the repair. I explained that Sears was going to pay and after many phone calls, Sears agreed to pay for the repairs. Carvewright did talk me into replacing the sandpaper belts with the rubber ones and I did have to pay for the upgrade for that feature.
But my question to Carvewright, and they have never responded, is what other repairs did they make because I was told they would do whatever was necessary to bring the A model up to standards. What do they normally do when upgrading an A machine?
Also, based on user experiences, what should I stockpile in terms of spare parts. I believe I heard mention about an FDC cable and brushes for the cut motor. Any other suggestions?
And how do I know whether I have the newer type FCC cable or not – don’t know what it is.
But my question to Carvewright, and they have never responded, is what other repairs did they make because I was told they would do whatever was necessary to bring the A model up to standards. What do they normally do when upgrading an A machine?
Also, based on user experiences, what should I stockpile in terms of spare parts. I believe I heard mention about an FDC cable and brushes for the cut motor. Any other suggestions?
And how do I know whether I have the newer type FCC cable or not – don’t know what it is.