If it doesn’t hold a charge, that doesn’t mean it’s defective; it may have been used in a way that wasn’t in line with its intended use and therefore may be worn out.
In any case, after 6 months it’s up to you to prove that it is a manufacturing defect, and for a battery I see that as very complicated.
sika700
Mentore3 years agoIf it doesn’t hold a charge, that doesn’t mean it’s defective; it may have been used in a way that wasn’t in line with its intended use and therefore may be worn out.
In any case, after 6 months it’s up to you to prove that it is a manufacturing defect, and for a battery I see that as very complicated.
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