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MSI Gaming Notebook Thread V3
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LostAndFound
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 Nov 13 2014, 04:08 PM
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... Just called KJ service center and received a really dissatisfying answer. I want to buy an mSata SSD for my brother as a present, but one stupid sticker over a screw prevents me from installing myself (which I've already done for my own other-brand laptop).
Service center quote me at RM140 for installation labour charges! Even my car workshop also don't charge so high for 2-3 hours of work, this 5 minute task want to charge RM140.
Anyone knows how to self-install without voiding warranty?
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LostAndFound
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Nov 14 2014, 09:14 AM
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QUOTE(shin2l @ Nov 13 2014, 04:25 PM) Hahahaha  It remind me a forumer mentioned he went to service center to install ram/ssd and paid RM80 at the end. I think you can go to TechArmory to do installation, he is authorized but should be lower cost.  Else, you will need a hair dryer  Good idea. I'll check out TechArmory. If my own laptop I'll do it myself, but since not mine.... QUOTE(MSI-NB @ Nov 13 2014, 04:31 PM) Hi, you may also upgrade via MSI Authorized Resellers (http://bit.ly/mymsinb_wheretobuy) to enjoy warranty service. Thanks, that's useful. I think you all should reconsider how the sticker is placed though. I'm a loyal ASUS fan and their laptops (and the Dells/Toshibas my family had before) always are capable to be opened, for those of us who know how. Warranty service also not an issue, and doesn't cost 3 digit for simple 5 minute task. How much money can you earn this way vs the customer being pissed off with your brand? |
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