Levo Gen 3 Warranty when shop goes bankruptcy?
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Read your country Specialized warranty very carefully.
@nv70 is in Sweden
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It is a global warranty. You need to read the version on the Swedish website and go from there.
Stoffel
Honeybadger don't give a shit
This is certainly my experience with specialized.
Crawford919
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I just had experience with this. Had a Levo at a local Specialized store and they charged me labor and a warranty filling charge to diagnose and repair my faulty battery. I contacted Specialized and they said that no dealer can charge labor or parts for a warranty repair. Specialized sent and email to this dealer and they refunded me. This was in the USA.
Crawford919
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Okay. I will ask our service department to explore whether a new battery is an option. If you have a payment record like a receipt of the $120 warranty charge please provide that to us. Warranty claims filed through Specialized are done so at no charge to the rider. Specialized will never charge riders directly for support specifically covered under warranty. We'd like to confirm the nature of the charge to guarantee there's been no miscommunication on the circumstance of the payment. Send that our way when possible.
-This is the text I received from Rider Care. I sent them a copy of my receipt and they sent a email to the dealer and I was refunded.
-This is the text I received from Rider Care. I sent them a copy of my receipt and they sent a email to the dealer and I was refunded.
Crawford919
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They seem to go this route in most cases from what I’ve experienced. They say it’s the cable or TCU. I think they do this to try and keep from replacing batteries that are faulty right away. Seems very counter productive and more expensive for them in the long run. Specialized either has no clue how to properly diagnose these problems or they are having financial difficulties and are dodging bullets anyway they can is my opinion. I would call or email ridercare and tell them the situation. It will take a while but maybe you can get a refund and a battery sent sooner.
Crawford919
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When you finally get it fixed sell it and buy a Giant or Gas Gas. They have far better rider support than Specialized.
Crawford919
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Not sure what kind of used market you have there but in the US new take off 500w batteries are plentiful used and cheap. You could buy one of those to get you by and to prove that your original battery is faulty.
Crawford919
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Yep I have had several different brands. When we had a issue with a motor on a Trance and a Reign Giant just said take a picture of the motor from a couple angles and then they sent motors to my LBS within a couple weeks. Every time I have a problem with one of our Levos Specialized fights me too the death for months.POTW!!!
