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| Home Theater Projectors Way to Go PanasonicDiscuss Way to Go Panasonic in the Home Theater | Audio and Video forum; Way to Go Panasonic As I posted earlier, my Panasonic PT-AE2000U has developed to green blotches on the bottom of the proction. This unit ... |
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| Way to Go Panasonic As I posted earlier, my Panasonic PT-AE2000U has developed to green blotches on the bottom of the proction. This unit has a 1 year/2000 hour warranty. I am under both and started the claim. Panasonic has been GREAT. I really expected the run around and have gotten none of that. It took all of 2 hours to discuss the problem with Panasonic and get a call back from the actual service center. I expected the unit would be lost in the warranty abyss for 4-6 weeks, but the service center said that it ussually takes 2 days for them to repair the unit and then they return it via 2-day air. Never in my life I have witnessed such great customer service. I am looking for a flat panel for our bedroom and I am now going to purchase a Panasonic Plasma. I will make Panasonic my first Brand of choice for future products. I am still amazed by this service. I have a Sony TV that has a known problem that has been well documented and acknowledged by Sony. They blew my off and finally recommended me to a repair shop to have the problem fixed on my dime. I had a board go down in a Yamaha receiver (RX-V2095 I think). Yamaha did the same thing that Sony did. I had to fix it on my dime and it took over month. The picture on this projector is GREAT, the features on this projector are GREAT, and the price is good. Combine that with the high level of customer service from Panasonic and THIS IS THE ONLY PROJECTOR TO BUY! | ||||
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| Re: Way to Go Panasonic It's always good to hear a happy story about customer service! ![]() | ||||
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| Re: Way to Go Panasonic I attended service training for Panasonic last week and was pleasantly surprised by the insistance by the trainer that Panasonic was very serious about taking care of its customers promptly and effectively. Several of the issues that I had with them a few years back before we parted ways seem to have been addressed quite well. They may be setting the standard for customer service over the next few years if they live up to the expectations that they projected. One should always remember, however, that the limitation in service is still the local provider, who is independent of the manufacturer as an entity, and only contracting to do their work. You should be sure that the local servicers that provide excellent support have a good relationship with a vendor before choosing a set. Note that we have now begun moving vendors to the new pull down option at the top of the forum pages. You will find it between "Shack Shopping" and "Glossary". This will represent a great improvement in the vendor reference database, making it easier than ever to find what you are looking for. Contact me with any suggested entries, category recommendations, or additional information about the vendors that we have. If you are a vendor and want your company listed, there is an option to provide us with the information. | ||||
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| Re: Way to Go Panasonic Very glad you got good service. Always nice. However it does make me realize just how good epson service is. I had green blobs on my Epson 720. The warranty is 2 years. It took my 15 minutes on the phone to determine it was dust blobs. Rather than repair it they simply sent me a new one. I kept my PJ with the dust blobs until the new one came and then shipped it back and kept the new one. Total down time? 0 days. Now that's customer service | ||||
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Not to steer this thread in the wrong direction but I deal with another company called Newtek, They build hardware video editing systems for the PC and formally the Amiga computer platform (the Video Toaster). They offer a lifetime warranty on all hardware that they sold for the Amiga and still honer it today (15 years later) I had to send my board in from my Amiga last year for the first time (I still use the Video Toaster/Flyer system from them) and they fixed it for free and included shipping. Now thats service! Home theater: Onkyo TXSR805, Samson Servo 4120 4 ch amp bridged @240wattsX2 Two Channel system: Yamaha RXV995, Mission 764i's, Yamaha YST FSW100 sub My Webpage | |||||
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| Re: Way to Go Panasonic Now that's the effect of great customer service! Glad to hear you got your issues resolved! | ||||
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