fish99
25-12-08, 19:39
Hi,
I've bought an EEE PC 1000H from Aria a few days ago and it has a fault. If you want to read about the fault I have a thread on the eeeuser forums here-
http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?id=55362
but basically the battery never reaches 100% charge, it stops on 70%, and I've tried everything obvious to sort it out.
My queestion is about Aria RMA process - it just tells me the warranty is with the manufacturer and won't let me generate an RMA number unless I am returning it under the DSA without a fault. So basically Aria won't do anything because the PC is faulty.
They seem to be forgetting consumer laws here, the contract I have is with Aria not Asus and it's up to Aria to sort this out.
Is it worth pursuing this avenue and getting Aria to sort this out (afterall if I send it back to them they will probably just send it to Asus) or should I just send it off to Asus like they recommend? And what happens if I want a refund - if I send it off to Asus, they're going to fix it or send me a refurb, which frankly isn't good enough since the PC is under 30 days old.
Sorry about the long first post, just looking for some guidance about the best way to proceed.
Thanks,
Simon.
I've bought an EEE PC 1000H from Aria a few days ago and it has a fault. If you want to read about the fault I have a thread on the eeeuser forums here-
http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?id=55362
but basically the battery never reaches 100% charge, it stops on 70%, and I've tried everything obvious to sort it out.
My queestion is about Aria RMA process - it just tells me the warranty is with the manufacturer and won't let me generate an RMA number unless I am returning it under the DSA without a fault. So basically Aria won't do anything because the PC is faulty.
They seem to be forgetting consumer laws here, the contract I have is with Aria not Asus and it's up to Aria to sort this out.
Is it worth pursuing this avenue and getting Aria to sort this out (afterall if I send it back to them they will probably just send it to Asus) or should I just send it off to Asus like they recommend? And what happens if I want a refund - if I send it off to Asus, they're going to fix it or send me a refurb, which frankly isn't good enough since the PC is under 30 days old.
Sorry about the long first post, just looking for some guidance about the best way to proceed.
Thanks,
Simon.