RRWOODWORKING
Member
- Joined
- Jun 3, 2016
- Messages
- 2
Brett at Festool repair could sure use some schooling in customer service. Two out of three Festool Vacuums I own have broken hose garages. I called Festool repair to see about getting a replacement, and was told it wasn't covered under warranty, even though it is a known defect, very thin, brittle plastic that breaks easily in cold weather. My advise to Festool is if you want to keep customers buying your expensive tools is to take care of them, especially when it comes to known issues with there tools. As an example, I bought a Kapex and in two years of service the motor burnt out, and I busted the thin plastic bevel lever lock, from normal use. It would be nice if Festool factored in the seriously known issues with there tools, when determining warranty work, and replacement parts.