In Need Of REPAIR

[peacelovefleshbones]

I'd send it to Germany.

Who should I email?

 

[Link]

Michael Mrozek


c/o Gepixelt GmbH


Schäffbräustr. 11


85049 Ingolstadt


German


If you are going to use USPS, don't send your battery, and be sure to insure it.


I can't find the email address ED uses for RMAs, its around but my searches are not fruitful right now...

 

[peacelovefleshbones]

Since ED is pretty busy right now I think I'll hold off getting it repaired if he is my only option. But I'll hold onto that address and i can probably find the appropriate email later. Thanks Link!

 

[jasay]

I did the same thing (dropped my pandora) but ended up with two broken shoulder buttons. Being optimistic in my abilities (read: too stupid and impatient to send it in for repair) I resoldered the partially disconnected buttons and they worked, but no longer clicked. XaiverBlack gave a part number of a replacement button in this thread. Got some in and, after opening the box up again, I now have fully functional shoulder buttons. It really wasn't too hard to do if you soldered components before, but I do consider my warranty void now since I've both dropped the machine and done my own repair work.


Anyway, all I'm really trying to say is that this is a repairable failure and I feel your pain.

 

[TangentDelta]

If the button pads are that large, maybe it'd be worth atempting to repair my USB.