>
> Is it worth the effort to send my old one off? Has anyone done this?
>
> TIA...
Mine is 4 years old or more. I've sent the watch and transmitter back
several times for repairs and batteries. I'm very satisfied with their
service.
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POLAR SERVICE PROCEDURE
The Polar standard tests and check procedures are performed by our service
technicians when all parts of the Polar Heart Rate Monitor are returned to
us for servicing. Service performed at an authorized Polar Service Center is
warranted for 90 days on repairs and 6 months for batteries.
The tests include the following elements:
TRANSMITTER
1.. Visual inspection
2.. Check of battery voltage
3.. Check of transmission range
4.. Check of electrode conductivity
5.. Wash and clean if necessary
RECEIVER
1.. Visual inspection
2.. Check of battery voltage
3.. Check of cleaning of case contacts
4.. Re-assembly, including seal renewal if necessary
5.. Water resistance test
6.. Operational tests
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HOW TO GET YOUR POLAR HRM SERVICED
HOW TO GET YOUR POLAR HRM SERVICED
To be used when returning your Polar Heart Rate Monitor
for service. Please print this page, fill out the following information and
return with your complete unit. Be sure to ship unit in a way it can be
traced (i.e. UPS) NOTE: To expedite your repair, include Visa or Mastercard
number with expiration date authorizing charges to $59. If the repair cost
is less than $59, you will obviously only be charged the cost of repair. If
the repair cost is more than $59, we will contact you. All repairs come with
a 90 day warranty!
Model: ______________________________________________
(See receiver lens)
Receiver Serial No: ____________________________________
(See backcover of the receiver case)
Transmitter Manufacturing Stamp:______________________
(See both ends of the Chest Belt Transmitter at the point
where the elastic strap connects; year and month, manufacturing code)
Package contents:
Transmitter _______
Receiver _______
Elastic strap _______
Checklist:
Proof of purchase enclosed: ____Yes
Have you gone through the 12 Point Check? ____Yes
Have you carried out a global reset if the model in
question has that feature and the problem still occurs?
_____Yes
a.. Pack the product carefully to avoid damage. A box is
recommended.
b.. Include all the parts of the Polar Heart Rate
Monitor. A full periodic check will be done on the whole product.
c.. Include proof of purchase (a receipt or its
photocopy) if the product is under warranty.
d.. Include a detailed description of the problem. Use
this return record.
e.. Include your name, return address and daytime
telephone number.
f.. Ship postage prepaid to the Polar Service Center.
Polar Electro Inc.
1111 Marcus Avenue, Suite M15
Lake Success, NY 11042-1034
1-800-227-1314
Fax 516-364-5454
Non-warranty repairs can also be sent to one
of our authorized service centers
Polar Service Center
7621 East Joy Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Attn: Technical Service
(800) 287-5901 (tel)
(734) 996-4650 (fax)
Time-Tec Watch Service Center
635 S. Hill Street
Suite 209
Los Angeles, CA 90014
(213) 488-9222 (tel)
(213) 488-9221(fax)
(888) 448-TIME (toll free)
> You have another choice, the new Polar Wearlink HRM belt with
> replaceable batteries. My HRM belt also went out last winter, and
> rather than have the battery replaced I purchased the Wearlink belt.
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
> They are retailing for about $45, but you can replace the battery
> yourself, at a cost of $1 or 2.
Thanks, that looks like a good choice -- pays for itself with the
first new battery. I'll have to double-check my receiver model
number, but I think it's an S-series, which is compatible.
> You have another choice, the new Polar Wearlink HRM belt with
> replaceable batteries. My HRM belt also went out last winter, and
> rather than have the battery replaced I purchased the Wearlink belt.
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
> They are retailing for about $45, but you can replace the battery
> yourself, at a cost of $1 or 2.
Thanks, that looks like a good choice -- pays for itself with the
first new battery. I'll have to double-check my receiver model
number, but I think it's an S-series, which is compatible.
> You have another choice, the new Polar Wearlink HRM belt with
> replaceable batteries. My HRM belt also went out last winter, and
> rather than have the battery replaced I purchased the Wearlink belt.
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
> They are retailing for about $45, but you can replace the battery
> yourself, at a cost of $1 or 2.
Thanks, that looks like a good choice -- pays for itself with the
first new battery. I'll have to double-check my receiver model
number, but I think it's an S-series, which is compatible.
> You have another choice, the new Polar Wearlink HRM belt with
> replaceable batteries. My HRM belt also went out last winter, and
> rather than have the battery replaced I purchased the Wearlink belt.
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
> They are retailing for about $45, but you can replace the battery
> yourself, at a cost of $1 or 2.
Thanks, that looks like a good choice -- pays for itself with the
first new battery. I'll have to double-check my receiver model
number, but I think it's an S-series, which is compatible.
> You have another choice, the new Polar Wearlink HRM belt with
> replaceable batteries. My HRM belt also went out last winter, and
> rather than have the battery replaced I purchased the Wearlink belt.
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
> They are retailing for about $45, but you can replace the battery
> yourself, at a cost of $1 or 2.
Thanks, that looks like a good choice -- pays for itself with the
first new battery. I'll have to double-check my receiver model
number, but I think it's an S-series, which is compatible.