Sale of Goods Act - Page 2

StevenWilliams · 8th March 2009, 21:48

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Originally Posted by Simon W

I know Sony had problems with the D series Bravias caused by the digital EPG system (Electronic Programme Guide) downloading too much info and not emptying the buffer. This causes the set to switch off then back on again on its own. (which this one did before it went loopy as in above pic).

If the unit had a known manufacturing problem with the EPG then it has never been of suitable quality.

also if it is a manufacturing fault then there is no time limit for manufacturer repairs. You are covered for ever for any manufacturing fault.

Simon W · 8th March 2009, 22:07

Greeners - yes I've read that. It's still a bit vague though on the warranty front (i.e. just out-of-warranty).

Steven - the EPG problem was temporary and has supposedly been sorted by Sony talking to the broadcasters.

Hayden Labs (Gerrards Cross) are a very good outfit so I'm not surprised they sorted your Denon out properly. They used to have the sole Sennheiser franchise in the UK - I bought some rifle mics from them (Sennheiser 816 & 416).

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Simon W This is my second home Rover 75 2.0 Litre Club Saloon Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: S Posts: 3,280 Thanks: 38 Thanked 50 Times in 47 Posts	Greeners - yes I've read that. It's still a bit vague though on the warranty front (i.e. just out-of-warranty). Steven - the EPG problem was temporary and has supposedly been sorted by Sony talking to the broadcasters. Hayden Labs (Gerrards Cross) are a very good outfit so I'm not surprised they sorted your Denon out properly. They used to have the sole Sennheiser franchise in the UK - I bought some rifle mics from them (Sennheiser 816 & 416). Last edited by Simon W; 8th March 2009 at 22:11..