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Article #2166Nordic Heart Monitors
From: Ben Singer
Date: Mon, 30 Dec 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 30 Dec 1996 00:00
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Nordic/Polar heart rate monitors apparently must be sent in to Polar in the U.S. both for repairs and for replacement of the transmitter battery-chestband at a rather high cost. So I am told by Nordictrack (sans the discussion of cost!) I understand the battery-band replacement is somewhere between $39 and $79 U.S. plus the shipping and possiblly substantial brokerage fees (if you are unfortunate enough to have it returned via United Parcel). Has anybody else had any experience with this? I understand the batteries have to be replaced circa every two years. A dealer hinted that if the Polar is NOT purchased through Nordictrack that there may be a Canadian source for the repairs and battery replacement (which in effect IS a repair). (P.S. My apologies--for posting an item relevant to Can.Consumers--to all of the bandwidth wasters who plug up this group with totally off-topic postings and scams).
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