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just wanted to let people know of my experience with raymarine. I owned a
raytheon L365 fishfinder which was 4 years old and 3 weeks ago the screen went blank so I wrote to raymarine in the states and was told that the product was unserviceable as they don't keep spare parts for their products and told me to contact oceantalk in NSW. When I contacted them they told me to send the finder to them for evaluation and I did. I then get a call from oceantalk and they tell me that the finder has water in it due to a faulty seal and I need to purchase a new sounder as they cant fix it because they don't stock parts. I then reminded them that their product states that its a water proof unit tested to U.S coastguard standards, how could this be and I was told to get back in contact with the U.S. So I contact raymarine and they tell me they cant help me and that I keep in contact with oceantalk. The outcome of the story was $90 off a new unit to which I expressed how the raymarine product would look good shoved up their backsides. We are now looking at a navman or humminbird. Has anyone had any similar problems with these two brands? |
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![]() "Robert Migliorelli" wrote in message ... just wanted to let people know of my experience with raymarine. I owned a raytheon L365 fishfinder which was 4 years old and 3 weeks ago the screen went blank so I wrote to raymarine in the states and was told that the product was unserviceable as they don't keep spare parts for their products and told me to contact oceantalk in NSW. When I contacted them they told me to send the finder to them for evaluation and I did. I then get a call from oceantalk and they tell me that the finder has water in it due to a faulty seal and I need to purchase a new sounder as they cant fix it because they don't stock parts. I then reminded them that their product states that its a water proof unit tested to U.S coastguard standards, how could this be and I was told to get back in contact with the U.S. So I contact raymarine and they tell me they cant help me and that I keep in contact with oceantalk. The outcome of the story was $90 off a new unit to which I expressed how the raymarine product would look good shoved up their backsides. We are now looking at a navman or humminbird. Has anyone had any similar problems with these two brands? Hi Rob, I have a NAVMAN GPS Chartplotter and about 36 months after I fitted it the outer glass screen cracked. The warranty was for two years so NAVMAN took it back (in Sydney) and replaced the screen under the warranty. They then also replaced a faulty switch and provided a software update and free service and I had it back inside two weeks even though I live in Queensland. I couldn't be happier with them. |
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I've had a Navman 5500 coulor chart plotter for a little over three years,
great bit of gear, no problems, acurate to about 2 metres. Ray "Mil80C" wrote in message ... "Robert Migliorelli" wrote in message ... just wanted to let people know of my experience with raymarine. I owned a raytheon L365 fishfinder which was 4 years old and 3 weeks ago the screen went blank so I wrote to raymarine in the states and was told that the product was unserviceable as they don't keep spare parts for their products and told me to contact oceantalk in NSW. When I contacted them they told me to send the finder to them for evaluation and I did. I then get a call from oceantalk and they tell me that the finder has water in it due to a faulty seal and I need to purchase a new sounder as they cant fix it because they don't stock parts. I then reminded them that their product states that its a water proof unit tested to U.S coastguard standards, how could this be and I was told to get back in contact with the U.S. So I contact raymarine and they tell me they cant help me and that I keep in contact with oceantalk. The outcome of the story was $90 off a new unit to which I expressed how the raymarine product would look good shoved up their backsides. We are now looking at a navman or humminbird. Has anyone had any similar problems with these two brands? Hi Rob, I have a NAVMAN GPS Chartplotter and about 36 months after I fitted it the outer glass screen cracked. The warranty was for two years so NAVMAN took it back (in Sydney) and replaced the screen under the warranty. They then also replaced a faulty switch and provided a software update and free service and I had it back inside two weeks even though I live in Queensland. I couldn't be happier with them. |
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