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hi
I
have used Pentax cameras for 25 years. In July this year I sent my immaculate
and recently purchased Pentax LX to Pentax While
the damage could be cosmetically repaired, it is difficult to asses what
longer-term malfunctions might ensue from a blow of this severity. So, after an
exchange of correspondence with Mr Brian Light, Director at Pentax UK I received
a letter from their Mr Jetha apologising and stating that Pentax UK would
replace my camera with another of comparable quality to its pre-damage condition (mint-). I had
returned my camera to Pentax to enable their assessment. I was therefore shocked to receive a
further letter from them saying that they had repaired my camera and were
returning it to me. I had previously specifically and repeatedly refused my
consent to this procedure, in writing.
The camera duly arrived in the post, with the strap and its attachment
clips missing. I
wrote to Pentax, with copies to all directors and relevant personnel, to
complain about this, and to request the return of my carrying strap and its
attachment clips, which they promised to do by phone and in a letter, weeks ago,
but which have still not been returned.
I have received no reply at all to my complaint except a note denying any
and all responsibility. Further letters have received no reply. A post repair
valuation of my camera shows that it has lost �700 in value due to its damage
history. The loss of the strap +
clips means I cannot carry it outside.
I
mentioned this to my local dealer, Jessops of Lancaster and was amazed to learn
that a camera they had sent to Pentax
I am
writing to discover if other customers of the Pentax UK repair department have
experienced similar difficulties. I have copies of all correspondence and
pictures of the damage. Jeff
Woodman Tel:
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