The best way for us to repair them, was to stop using them. They cost a lot to buy and repair. We have switched to alpha pagers. What a difference and it cost less.
We have several min3 and 4 pagers we need to get repaired.
How have you used and how was the service?
thanks
We used our local shop that sold them to us. If it's not a simple repair like re-casing, or changing out a knob or two, it gets sent out.
Contact whoever they were purchased from.
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Never used them, but always see advertisements.........
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Call Midland Telecomm @ 1-888-669-1931. Ask for Jim.
They are the best service that I have found. He will fix what he can, and what he can't, he will send to Motorola directly, and handle all of the billing and communication between them for you.
We just used P&W. I can give you the rates for some of there stuff if you want to compare. PM me and I can send you a copy of our last invoice to compare pricing.
They replace cases anything else get sent to Big M.
I wouldn't look at this as a plus or a minus, really...
Motorola requires (or so I'm told) its service providers to send units back for a variety of issues nowdays. For some issues they don't actually repair, they just swap out for other remanufactured (or new) units and remanufacture the returned unit later for another swap. It's cheaper and faster than the old one-at-a-time bench repair method.
[QUOTE=bobsnyder]I wouldn't look at this as a plus or a minus, really...
Motorola requires (or so I'm told) its service providers to send units back for a variety of issues nowdays. For some issues they don't actually repair, they just swap out for other remanufactured (or new) units and remanufacture the returned unit later for another swap. It's cheaper and faster than the old one-at-a-time bench repair method.[/QUOT
The majority of the the time Motorola will swap out the guts, in all of the pagers that have been sent in this year from us this is what happens, and it is always about $114.00, may be cheaper for Motorola, but not for us.
The best way for us to repair them, was to stop using them. They cost a lot to buy and repair. We have switched to alpha pagers. What a difference and it cost less.
Umm. It isn't that simple and it probably won't cost less.
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