... grab a sledgehammer and bring the keyboard out of order. Part 2
UPD: Part 1
So, at the request of the workers, I’m telling how the story of the marriage exchange at Logitech ended.
It so happened that in a week I could not overcome myself and destroy the keyboard. And not only in me was the matter. It was urgent to finish the repair in the apartment and dump it from the removable hut. And in general, it turned out that I missed all the deadlines.
What I was immediately informed by the autoinformer from the Logitech website. Like a week has passed, but Herman is still gone. We consider the failure resolved.
I had to write a tearful letter that the move is a dangerous thing. All devices are in boxes. Boxes are packed. And life is over. And I am writing to you from the parent Pentium 500, because there is no other computer at hand. Do not get me wrong and give me a couple more weeks to settle my life.
Honestly, I basically already scored. They will not raise the status of the application, and hell would be with him. But no. The next day, I saw that the application had risen to the status of waiting and photos are expected from me.
Okay. We completed the repair, moved it, unpacked everything and got to work. And here again a reminder from Logitech. Well. Once you insist, here you are.
I take the first photos and send them.
I am asked, before it is too late, to send a photo with the lace fully shown.
Wow Okay. I do it.
I get confirmation that you can beat. Eh ...
After re-reading the kamenty to the previous post and believing that everyone was for beating, I took a bigger hammer, since there were several pieces left from the repairmen, and went to the hall to beat.
The wife is standing and laughing at me. I hit, and the keyboard at least hell. Even the buttons do not fly off. She is an iron dog. The case does not bend, the buttons are in place, and if you strike from the back, then the hammer simply springs and that's it. Having missed it like this for about 15 minutes, when I had already stopped loving this clave, I did an unexpected thing for myself and simply bent it.
He sent where he should and dialed the number of support.
They spoke to me again in broken Russian. Asked to wait. Like, we’ll check now, but is everything right.
- Da ya podtvergdayu, klaviatura dostatochno unichtozhena.
Phew Lightly. Still not enough. After I bent her like that, she only had one key fly out. I'm not even sure that if you turn on the keyboard right now, then maybe it will work.
Well, not the point. I was told that everything is OK, wait for the package within 2 weeks.
The next day I received a letter from UPS stating that the package was formed to me, and after another 2 days I received this.
That's how they look together :-)
Based on the delivery time, I will assume that the warehouse and office are in Moscow. And in principle, it is possible not to hit the goods with a hammer, but simply to bring them, but nobody needs it. It's easier.
Sorry for the crumpled ending. That's basically my whole story.
I am very sorry that during the move I lost a Logitech mouse, which has not been working since the purchase. Now I would exchange it :-)
Good luck to everyone.
Till.
UPD: Moved to tech support.
UPD: At the request of readers, I spread two keyboards side by side.
So, at the request of the workers, I’m telling how the story of the marriage exchange at Logitech ended.
It so happened that in a week I could not overcome myself and destroy the keyboard. And not only in me was the matter. It was urgent to finish the repair in the apartment and dump it from the removable hut. And in general, it turned out that I missed all the deadlines.
What I was immediately informed by the autoinformer from the Logitech website. Like a week has passed, but Herman is still gone. We consider the failure resolved.
I had to write a tearful letter that the move is a dangerous thing. All devices are in boxes. Boxes are packed. And life is over. And I am writing to you from the parent Pentium 500, because there is no other computer at hand. Do not get me wrong and give me a couple more weeks to settle my life.
Honestly, I basically already scored. They will not raise the status of the application, and hell would be with him. But no. The next day, I saw that the application had risen to the status of waiting and photos are expected from me.
Okay. We completed the repair, moved it, unpacked everything and got to work. And here again a reminder from Logitech. Well. Once you insist, here you are.
I take the first photos and send them.
I am asked, before it is too late, to send a photo with the lace fully shown.
Wow Okay. I do it.
I get confirmation that you can beat. Eh ...
After re-reading the kamenty to the previous post and believing that everyone was for beating, I took a bigger hammer, since there were several pieces left from the repairmen, and went to the hall to beat.
The wife is standing and laughing at me. I hit, and the keyboard at least hell. Even the buttons do not fly off. She is an iron dog. The case does not bend, the buttons are in place, and if you strike from the back, then the hammer simply springs and that's it. Having missed it like this for about 15 minutes, when I had already stopped loving this clave, I did an unexpected thing for myself and simply bent it.
He sent where he should and dialed the number of support.
They spoke to me again in broken Russian. Asked to wait. Like, we’ll check now, but is everything right.
- Da ya podtvergdayu, klaviatura dostatochno unichtozhena.
Phew Lightly. Still not enough. After I bent her like that, she only had one key fly out. I'm not even sure that if you turn on the keyboard right now, then maybe it will work.
Well, not the point. I was told that everything is OK, wait for the package within 2 weeks.
The next day I received a letter from UPS stating that the package was formed to me, and after another 2 days I received this.
That's how they look together :-)
Based on the delivery time, I will assume that the warehouse and office are in Moscow. And in principle, it is possible not to hit the goods with a hammer, but simply to bring them, but nobody needs it. It's easier.
Sorry for the crumpled ending. That's basically my whole story.
I am very sorry that during the move I lost a Logitech mouse, which has not been working since the purchase. Now I would exchange it :-)
Good luck to everyone.
Till.
UPD: Moved to tech support.
UPD: At the request of readers, I spread two keyboards side by side.