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Jamar Hand Held Dyno Repair - November 30, 2007 5:31:59 PM

VagusX

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Does anybody know of a company or person that repairs these outside of Sammons Preston? I once received a post card in the mail talking about repair for $99. Unfortunatly, I lost the card.

Any experience?

Thanks

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RE: Jamar Hand Held Dyno Repair - December 3, 2007 11:09:21 AM

ptdan23

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Hi VagusX,
I have a Rolodex card in my Dyno case but it is the procedure for Sammons preston.

It states:
"For service or re-calibration:
1. Call 800-323-5547
2. Ask for a Repair Authorization Number (RA Number) & Form
3. Write RA number on box label and put form inside box with your name, telephone number and what you wish performed.
4. Please ship to the following address: Sammons Preston, 452 N. Sangamon, Chicago, IL 60622."

Hope this helps.

Dan

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RE: Jamar Hand Held Dyno Repair - December 3, 2007 1:51:45 PM

VagusX

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Thanks for the effort Dan

I'm looking for a quicker turn around and hopefully less expensive route. SP charges $139 and they are only the middleman. I would like to deal directly with somebody.

-Dan

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RE: Jamar Hand Held Dyno Repair - December 3, 2007 2:21:24 PM

orthotherapist

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Are you looking to repair or calibrate?

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RE: Jamar Hand Held Dyno Repair - December 3, 2007 5:58:57 PM

VagusX

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ortho

One needs recalibratiion because it is at least 30-40 pounds off, and the other one needs repair because it won't even give a reading.

I have talked to a guy over the phone that does repair for these units. He was an ex-employee of JAMAR, and for the life of me I can't find him.

-Dan

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RE: Jamar Hand Held Dyno Repair - December 5, 2007 10:00:16 AM