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Sennheiser Headphones
My girl bought me an expensive pair of Sennheiser headphones in Changi last Christmas for use when I fly.
I have not used them much and have kept them in their case whilst not in use but I now find they don't work. They are the noise cancelling model. I Have tried batteries etc but to no avail.
As they were bought in Sing, I guess there is no chance of the store fixing them especially as they were bought in Changi and over 1 year old.
Does anyone know where I can get them fixed or they will rank as one of the most expensive purchases per use that I have?
Cheers
I have not used them much and have kept them in their case whilst not in use but I now find they don't work. They are the noise cancelling model. I Have tried batteries etc but to no avail.
As they were bought in Sing, I guess there is no chance of the store fixing them especially as they were bought in Changi and over 1 year old.
Does anyone know where I can get them fixed or they will rank as one of the most expensive purchases per use that I have?
Cheers
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And good luck. Unless it is something trivial you would probably be able to fix by yourself, it likely will cost you more than a brand new set.
Had this doubtful pleasure with my Onkyo AV receiver to be fixed by the authorized SC for more than I paid for the brand new 2y ago. Damn. I bought this bloody onkyo thinking it was more reliable brand then my defectlesss so far for 6y Pioneer AV r. You never stop learning.
Had this doubtful pleasure with my Onkyo AV receiver to be fixed by the authorized SC for more than I paid for the brand new 2y ago. Damn. I bought this bloody onkyo thinking it was more reliable brand then my defectlesss so far for 6y Pioneer AV r. You never stop learning.
I am afraid this is in majority of so called civilized countries. Smaller the device more likely it can not be even possible to get it disassembled. More complicated devices = all modular and the defects are diagnosed up to the module level. I can understand the reasons (more time and skills needed to diagnose within the module = more it costs) but I found a kind of extreme that a 2y old receiver will cost you ++SGD600 only to replace one part and only for this part, not for the service actually. People are complaining about this all over the world so this is not Onkyo SG actually but Onkyo in general.
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Hi InTheBlue,
This is Rosmadi writing from Sennheiser Consumer Electronics GmbH. I was hoping to send you a PM but since this is only my first post in this forum, I was unable to do so.
'nakatago' was spot on with the address of our service centre in Singapore. When bringing your Sennheiser headphones down to the service centre, please remember to bring along your proof of purchase (sales receipt or warranty certificate). Otherwise, you will be obliged to pay for any repairs carried out.
Should you have any other queries, please feel free to contact me.
Kind regards,
Rosmadi Mahmood
Community | Communication Specialist
Sennheiser Consumer Electronics GmbH
438B Alexandra Road #01-06/08
Alexandra Technopark
Singapore 119968
Tel: +65 6411 6911
Fax: +65 6438 0476
www.sennheiser.com
This is Rosmadi writing from Sennheiser Consumer Electronics GmbH. I was hoping to send you a PM but since this is only my first post in this forum, I was unable to do so.
'nakatago' was spot on with the address of our service centre in Singapore. When bringing your Sennheiser headphones down to the service centre, please remember to bring along your proof of purchase (sales receipt or warranty certificate). Otherwise, you will be obliged to pay for any repairs carried out.
Should you have any other queries, please feel free to contact me.
Kind regards,
Rosmadi Mahmood
Community | Communication Specialist
Sennheiser Consumer Electronics GmbH
438B Alexandra Road #01-06/08
Alexandra Technopark
Singapore 119968
Tel: +65 6411 6911
Fax: +65 6438 0476
www.sennheiser.com
nakatago wrote:sauce: http://www.sennheiser.com/sennheiser/ho ... =SingaporeService
Sennheiser electronic ASIA Pte. Ltd
Website www.sennheiserasia.com
Address 438B Alexandra Road
01-06/08 Alexandra Technopark
Singapore 119968
Phone (+65) 6-2735202
Fax (+65) 6-2735038
Email web.asia@sennasia.com.sg
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