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Posted by Art on March 27, 2007, 9:54 am
Yeah... go buy another one and register it.
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>>
>>>
>>> Anyone know the warranty on Ridgid 18V batteries? My guess is a year.
>>> I know the tools themself are 3 yrs. The batteries are those that
>>> came with the combo kit which is 2 1/2 yrs old.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Al...
>>>
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>> Lifetime on Rigid Batteries if you bought it from Home Depot, they got
>> an agreement with them. 1 yr otherwise I beleive.
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> Ooooo, that would be sweet. I hope it applies to a purchase Aug 2004. Any
> idea?
>
> I went to the HD site and saw this about April 15, 2005. Leads me to
> believe I'm screwed :-(
>
>
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> In addition to the 3-Year Limited Service Warranty currently included
> with RIDGID Brand Hand Held Power Tools, Stationary Power Tools, and
> Pneumatic Tools, purchasers of these products may elect to receive a free
> Limited Lifetime Service Agreement. To accept this Limited Lifetime
> Service Agreement, you must register your product and submit proof of
> purchase as described below. The Limited Lifetime Service Agreement
> provides the original owner of qualifying RIDGID Brand tools a lifetime
> of free replacement batteries, free service and free replacement parts
> subject to the limitations set forth below.
>
> The Limited Lifetime Service Agreement is available free of charge, for a
> limited time commencing April 15, 2005, on all RIDGID Brand hand held
> power tools, stationary power tools and pneumatic tools, subject to the
> terms and conditions stated below. Customers have 90 days from date of
> purchase to register tools for the Limited Lifetime Service Agreement.
> ----------------------------------
>
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>
> Any further words...anyone.
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>
> Al
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