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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Kiwi_Roy on November 13, 2019, 06:34:57 PM
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I believe when Gerbing was a US company their heated gear had a lifetime warrantee
Does anyone know if the present owner stands by this?
My jacket has a short but before I tear it apart should I be sending it out for repair?
Thanks
Roy
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Hey Roy, Confirm the info before you make a decision, but here's my understanding.
I bought an older used Gerbing outfit, so I've done some reading on them. I think because of the lifetime warranty costs, the company was going bankrupt, so they dissolved and restarted under a new corporation, with new different design technology, absolving themselves of financial liabilities.
I don't think they will honor the warranty.
From reading, it seems that most of the shorts are in the area where the wires join to fittings near the cuffs/connectors etc.
I'm very confident that with your skills, you'd have no trouble fixing it,,, but are you as good a seamstress as you are with with electrickery :bow:
I'll be following this to see what others chime in with.
Good luck
Kelly
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Hi Roy, I have a full set of gear from Gerbring as well, and I changed all the connections over to something more modern, and also so I could install a wireless unit. My understanding was that the company had been dissolved, no warrantee.
JD
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Kelly, JD, I think you are probably right.
I bought a pair of Girbing gloves about a year ago from the warming store at that time the lady I spoke to said her boss owned Gerbing
https://www.gerbing.com
I dropped them a line
Because my jacket is out of service I searched around and found the cable that came with the gloves, it had never been unrolled
I used it a couple of times before I noticed it had blown the fuse, I found it was possible to short out the plugs at the cuff as you plug them in
I have taken to plugging them in at the wrist then the waist
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I contacted Gerbing they say they will be happy to fix my jacket and sent me a workmen's order No
In need to send it to
Gerbing
1031 East Mountain St
Buildin 309, Suite 106
Kernersville, NC 27284
its cheaper for them to send it back to a US postal address
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its cheaper for them to send it back to a US postal address
Hey Roy, That's excellent, please update how it goes, I'll definitely be following along.
Those of us north of the 49th should line up a communal address in the US for stuff like this.
I hope it works out well for you, I've been pulling my hair out for a month trying to get some replacement straps from Nelson-Riggs for some saddle bags, it's unbelievable that in this day and age, that some companies just come to a complete standstill at the prospect of an International border.fwiw
Good luck
Kelly
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Hey Roy, That's excellent, please update how it goes, I'll definitely be following along.
Those of us north of the 49th should line up a communal address in the US for stuff like this.
I hope it works out well for you, I've been pulling my hair out for a month trying to get some replacement straps from Nelson-Riggs for some saddle bags, it's unbelievable that in this day and age, that some companies just come to a complete standstill at the prospect of an International border.fwiw
Good luck
Kelly
You look to be not too far from the border, there must be postal forward places South of you
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You look to be not too far from the border, there must be postal forward places South of you
Yes there are, but then I'd have to get a passport and spend a day driving down and back; but if I jump into a tire changing setup this winter, it would help make it all worthwhile, :undecided:
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Hey Kelly:
Send the straps to me and I'll get them to you UPS. Been sending stuff to customers in CA without issue. PM me and I'll give you my address
Hey Roy, That's excellent, please update how it goes, I'll definitely be following along.
Those of us north of the 49th should line up a communal address in the US for stuff like this.
I hope it works out well for you, I've been pulling my hair out for a month trying to get some replacement straps from Nelson-Riggs for some saddle bags, it's unbelievable that in this day and age, that some companies just come to a complete standstill at the prospect of an International border.fwiw
Good luck
Kelly
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Hey Kelly:
Send the straps to me and I'll get them to you UPS. Been sending stuff to customers in CA without issue. PM me and I'll give you my address
Hey mjhinno, Tks very much for your kind offer, I'll file it away in case I haven't lined the straps up before Spring. :thumb:
I've been chatting with Nelson Riggs' customer service a few times already, one of these times I may get lucky and actually get some service. :laugh:
Tks
Kelly