The most likely failure is not one of an internal electronic component, but more likely a connectivity issue inside the wiring.
If my interface failed than I would be tempted to open it and see if I can repair it.
...now that I know they will most likely charge me for a replacement.
The interesting thing is this is not just another piece of hardware that failed outside or inside the guarantee. If the item is damaged due to fair wear and tear and they supply you with a replacement charging you for it, then in theory you still own the original and might be entitled to ask for it back.
However as it is a software key as well as a connection lead then that cannot happen, in which case you have merely leased it from them and it remains their property?
My guess is if this was reflex XTR you would be looking at having to buy the whole package again, not just a £15 replacement lead...
If it has been in use for well over a year then the £15 they actually charged (plus postage) seems reasonable, just disappointing when you know other folks have had free replacements.
If my interface failed than I would be tempted to open it and see if I can repair it.
...now that I know they will most likely charge me for a replacement.
The interesting thing is this is not just another piece of hardware that failed outside or inside the guarantee. If the item is damaged due to fair wear and tear and they supply you with a replacement charging you for it, then in theory you still own the original and might be entitled to ask for it back.
However as it is a software key as well as a connection lead then that cannot happen, in which case you have merely leased it from them and it remains their property?
My guess is if this was reflex XTR you would be looking at having to buy the whole package again, not just a £15 replacement lead...
If it has been in use for well over a year then the £15 they actually charged (plus postage) seems reasonable, just disappointing when you know other folks have had free replacements.



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