Aug 12, 2019
Updated by vinodh.voleti After raising the complaint regarding the issue I faced, I got a call from regional manager of IFB.
He confirmed that, "as per company norms, we won't repair the machine, we have to replace the total board even if the problem is in one part of the board".
After the call, I got a doubt- why don't you disclose these type of norms before purchasing the machine..?
Can you show your company norms which say -- "we won't repair the small problems, you have to replace the entire part".
I haven't seen anywhere these types of conditions- if a small problem occurs, we have to replace the total.
And he is arguing like, if any local technician repairs the machine and later if the machine will get short circuit, then who is responsible, so we are replacing the total part.
I don't understand why you are unable to repair the small problems, while normal technicians are able to repair.
Moreover, the Regional manager is insisting me-- "you have to take AMC, then these types of problems will be
covered under warranty"; IFB technicians already told me that these problems will not be covered in warranty because, parts of the machine which we are able to touch won't be covered under the AMC policy.
I don't know how you mark as resolved the complaint without resolve the issue.
Aug 13, 2019
Updated by vinodh.voleti Dear Sir/Madam,
You have given the estimation for the board replacement and AMC, not for repair.
Replacement of board is not repair. If you work anything without change of the current board then that is called repair.
If you can repair the machine why would I raise the complaint.
Kindly let me know if you have given any estimate to repair.
Please let me know the estimate for repair.
Regards,
Vinodh
He confirmed that, "as per company norms, we won't repair the machine, we have to replace the total board even if the problem is in one part of the board".
After the call, I got a doubt- why don't you disclose these type of norms before purchasing the machine..?
Can you show your company norms which say -- "we won't repair the small problems, you have to replace the entire part".
I haven't seen anywhere these types of conditions- if a small problem occurs, we have to replace the total.
And he is arguing like, if any local technician repairs the machine and later if the machine will get short circuit, then who is responsible, so we are replacing the total part.
I don't understand why you are unable to repair the small problems, while normal technicians are able to repair.
Moreover, the Regional manager is insisting me-- "you have to take AMC, then these types of problems will be
covered under warranty"; IFB technicians already told me that these problems will not be covered in warranty because, parts of the machine which we are able to touch won't be covered under the AMC policy.