Compare to http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002635ODW for one-man-home. Is lifetime warranty worth extra $183 cost? Or shuld I get this 1 year warranty item?
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It's a judgment call. Flip a coin. I would not pay for the extra warranty myself on this small an item... now if it was a car that's a different story... this thing will work fine and get plenty use out of it before it quits if you hook it up right and use it right.
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I honestly dont know about the warranty but you get what you pay for. I bought this as a temporary faucet in a kitchen i plan to renovate next year. Its a great value but its doesnt seam built to last. If you want something that will last forever buy a delta or moen. They are much better made and getting replacement parts will be far easier to find.
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Hi, I don't know the specific warranty, probably lifetime, but I don't think you need one. It is a great air filter, I wish I knew about this sonner. Normally you will spend something like $4.00 to $27 for about 6 month-period, not last a year like one was told. This one, will last you a life time, that is why I said you need no warranty. I normally vaccumm the dust out once about 3-4 weeks, I want my filter clean and air fresh. You can wash out this one with a water hose, but I don't do that. I hope this will help you.
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Sue you asked about a 1yr vs 5yr Dyson warranty. I suggest you call them, here is a link that should help you. Hope this helps. Michael http://www.dyson.com/support/warranty.aspx
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THIS WAS JUST AS CHEAP AT HOME DEPOT...Check there BEFORE you buy...I don't remember about warranty, you might want to call shipper
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Not sure about Amazon as I haven't researched this---but you can call customer service and they will respond immediately (within an hour). I have found them very helpful and reasonably knowledgeable. Also I have researched all major brands and asked at least 3 techs in my area about reliability of 3 flat panels brands. While this is a loaded question since technology is changing so rapidly, all said Panasonic is very good and so far very reliable. Finally I also went to a few a/v specialty stores and a LOCAL major furn/appliance/ELECTRONICS store and asked who services their products. So I have found someone (or 2) businesses within 50 miles of my medium sized city who have excellent reputations. Not wanting to bash Best Buy, HH Gregg, etc. but the techs I talked with had reservations about buying extended warranties from the big store chains. I have no direct experience so I cannot really say. I have researched this V-10 for my mother and she will be buying from a local dealer. She's willing to pay a little more for correct setup and calibration and to integrate with her high end home theater separates. An extended warranty is optional through the dealer or local technician of my choice. Next to last, a very quality oriented Factory Authorized Service Center PROPRIETOR within 50 miles from my house stated that he is part of a network of technicians and recommended cpscentral.com (Computer Priority Service). I have not visited this site. Last I encourage you to investigate in your area before buying. The reason I'm so diligent is that my mother is replacing a 5 yr old Pioneer Elite plasma which cost $10,000 and now will either be repaired and come to my home or recycled. This should help you--don't let your excitement out weigh good reasoning!!
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its the same as buying any kind of insurance. if you can afford to pay a local shop 250-300 to fix anything that breaks at any given moment should something go wrong then no dont buy the extended warranty. if this is a large purchase for you - and coming up with 300 would be difficult - go ahead and get the plan. the last thing you would want to invest a lot in the tv, have something break, and not be able to afford to fix it. -CD
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I bought one of these a few months back, just for an emergency battery TV. I doubt the warranty is no more than a year or so but the odds of it failing in that time are very low. The price is almost unbeatable............go for it ! Terry Smith / Nashville , Tennessee
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I will contradict the others with: Go with the other one. Yes, the setup to this one is simple, but in the span of 45 days, I've lost 2 channels out of it. I simply dont care for items that fail just as it goes out of the warranty period. Go with the other one.
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The one I have is new not refurbished , so far working out well, good for a small place....also not sure on warranty, I presumed it was for a year but have not read the leaflet thoroughly as yet, will get back to you on that when I find out.
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1 year commercial, 2 year residential. Home Depot extended warranty is about 1/2 the cost of the unit.So far the only issue I have had is with a recoil starter assembly which I replaced myself at my cost.
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Check with Longevity because when I bought mine Amazon had listed 5 years but I read on Longevity's website at the time that it was now changed to 1 year on the ones they were selling directly. I never really checked with them, I figure I'll worry about that when I need too. So far haven't had any issues and cuts great. I'm a home/hobby user so I don't really work it too hard though. Check Everlast's also they have great reviews and customer service and are a direct competitor with Longevity and I believe they carry a 5yr warranty.
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I believe a 1 year manuafacturer warranty, will have to search for the documents it came with. Just turned it on agai for the first time this year and it is the same as when we bought it.
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First of all, check the specials, and haggle, haggle, haggle. Sears had the 52LNA850 on sale for $2299 on December 20th, and if you approach them they might give you that same price once again. Ask yourself which retailer is adding the most value, and go with them. There really isn't much difference between a bricks-and-morter chain like BB, CC, Sears, and an Internet seller like Amazon. A bigger difference would be a true mom & pop shop with repairmen in the back room. I personally think that the Amazon discussion forums add value, and you might talk to some store clerks to see if they will be worthy of being given a chance to answer your questions. Some retailers like Costco give a 90-day return policy and a warranty extension, and these are truly excellent advantages that make a slightly higher price or not-quite-the-model-i-had-my-heart-set-upon a worthwhile purchase.
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I researched both before I purchased mine and determined that there wasn't a significant difference. I'm currently happy with this (but I guess I wouldn't know if something large enough to be damaging has occurred since I installed it). The specs and ratings looked functionally similar, however the more expensive one has a lifetime limited vs 10 year warranty and the $25k equipment coverage.
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if u go onto the Home Depot website it says that it has the same lifetime warranty
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With out checking on my paperwork, I would venture to guess that Kitchen Aid has the 3 year warrenty and then Home Depot/Lowe's offer an addition 4 years on top of that. Be careful though, as you may have to "purchase" the additional 4 years at checkout. Don't get me wrong I love Lowe's but in my experience those extended warrenties never pay off.If I remember to check, I'll respond later with what my paperwork says.