"Bishoop" writes:

>PENMART01 wrote:
writes:
>|
>|| mcquown > wrote:
>||| Bishoop wrote:
>|||| The glass top on our 11 month old Kitchen Aid range just cracked.
>||||
>||||
>|||| I wonder if this is going to be covered under the warranty.
>||
>|| I'd surely raise hell with them about it if they don't
>|| cover it under warranty.
>|
>| How will they be able to prove that a big pot or other heavy object
>| wasn't dropped on the stove top, and whoops!, the glass broke, huh?
>| Generally warrantys do not cover negligence, especially where glass
>| is involved.... I believe one would need to obtain specific insurance
>| for stove top glass coverage, same as one does for auto glass.

>The warranty does NOT apply when something is
>dropped on the top. As with most any warranty negligence isn't covered.

That's what I said, can''t you read.

>I think by inspecting the crack it is obvious whether or not they were
>caused by mechanical impact. I believe there would be 'chips' in the area
>of the initial impact.

Chips, schmips... matters not. What you believe doesn't count. What counts is
the perception (and disposition) of the stove manufacturer's claims
representive. When the guy shows up to inspect... does your wife have big boobs
(I mean other than you and your son)? I'm serious... have her flash a lot of
cleavage and I promise that rep will never even consider negligence... crack,
what crack?

Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. . . .




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