Ok, Here is my take on this --------
this is a direct quote from the warranty and returns policy -----
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Where a claim of defect or damage is made, the Goods shall be returned by the Buyer to the Seller for a replacement after receiving prior confirmation by the Seller via e-mail. If an item is found defective and it is still within the manufacturers warranty,
Goods must be returned by the Buyer at the Buyer’s expense and should be adequately insured during the return journey.
Upon delivery of the returned Goods to the Seller, the Buyer will receive a refund of all monies paid for the Goods; or replacement goods will be arranged, depending on the discretion of the Buyer and agreement of the Seller.
However shipping charges are non-refundable.
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now this means to me --------------------
if your products are still under warranty ------
Firstly- you must contact Customer Support and report that you have an issue --
get confirmation that your goods are still under warranty ----
you have to provide adequate proof of this -
your order number for purchase of the goods will suffice, -
this will be checked ------
next, ----
Customer Service should instruct you to return the goods, and give you address etc, ----
after you have returned the goods, and they are checked, --
then you should be approved for either refund, or replacement -
whichever the seller agrees to with you.
However any and all shipping charges are - NOT - refundable.
that is my interpretation of this policy -------
I will talk to david on this and see if he agrees with my interpretation --
Please remember that LR attys have a very short warranty --
they are not a long lasting item and so are warranted accordingly,
most sellers do not warranty them at all.
Also as was said, by using LR and HV attys, you are stressing the battery,
and you must expect a shorter battery life,