We have a shop here in Winnipeg MB Canada that does repairs on them and
has been a Grundig dealer for over 10 years. He is not fast but is
reliable and not too expensive.


Columbus Radio Ltd., 1151 Sanford St., Winnipeg, Manitoba R3E
3A1(204)775-0435


Otherwise guys who bought through Radio Shack have dealt with them for
repairs to their 800 models

Good luck...hate that radio in a black hole feeling myself

Shawn

Jack wrote:

Has anyone else had problems with getting a Grundig Radio repaired?
Grundig has 2 shops in the US that they recommend for repairs and to
get in touch with these people is nearly impossible.. I sent my
Grundig to Bavarian Radio in Massachusetts in the beginning of June
and I still have no idea if it has even been recieved by them! I left
numerous messages and even spoke to a person there who said he would
"call me back".. Hasn't happened yet and that was 3 weeks ago..

Buyer beware.. DO NOT BUY A GRUNDIG.. The radios are fine but God
forbid there is a problem you are screwed.. I have never seen poorer
cust. service or communication in my life..

When I called Grundig about the matter they said there is nothing
they can do..

Here's an idea Grundig.. Recommend reputable and responsible repair
shops..

--
73 and Best of DX
Shawn Axelrod

Visit the AMANDX DX site with info for the new or experienced listener:

http://www.angelfire.com/mb/amandx/index.html

REMEMBER ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN HEAR FOREVER

here's another Grundig reapir facility:
http://www.radiolabs.com/repair/radiorepair.html


"Jack" wrote in message
om...
Has anyone else had problems with getting a Grundig Radio repaired?
Grundig has 2 shops in the US that they recommend for repairs and to
get in touch with these people is nearly impossible.. I sent my
Grundig to Bavarian Radio in Massachusetts in the beginning of June
and I still have no idea if it has even been recieved by them! I left
numerous messages and even spoke to a person there who said he would
"call me back".. Hasn't happened yet and that was 3 weeks ago..

Buyer beware.. DO NOT BUY A GRUNDIG.. The radios are fine but God
forbid there is a problem you are screwed.. I have never seen poorer
cust. service or communication in my life..

When I called Grundig about the matter they said there is nothing
they can do..

Here's an idea Grundig.. Recommend reputable and responsible repair
shops..

Axelrods...

I wish I had known before I mailed it out.. I would have sent it
to you.. I have no problem with the wait time.. It just would be nice
to know if my radio was even recieved.. It is just HORRIFIC customer
service, and I've been very patient..

Why would Grundig recommened shops that don't give a damn about their
consumers?

To be honest when I called Grundig, they didn't seem to give a crap
either.. The guy I spoke too sounded liked he just took a bong hit..
(Which isn't a bad thing unless my radio is at stake..lol)

Jack,

What model Grundig radio did you have ?

Were you the original owner ?

How long have you own it ?

Was it still under warranty ?


~ RHF
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= = = (Jack)
= = = wrote in message . com...
Has anyone else had problems with getting a Grundig Radio repaired?
Grundig has 2 shops in the US that they recommend for repairs and to
get in touch with these people is nearly impossible.. I sent my
Grundig to Bavarian Radio in Massachusetts in the beginning of June
and I still have no idea if it has even been recieved by them! I left
numerous messages and even spoke to a person there who said he would
"call me back".. Hasn't happened yet and that was 3 weeks ago..

Buyer beware.. DO NOT BUY A GRUNDIG.. The radios are fine but God
forbid there is a problem you are screwed.. I have never seen poorer
cust. service or communication in my life..

When I called Grundig about the matter they said there is nothing
they can do..

Here's an idea Grundig.. Recommend reputable and responsible repair
shops..

Jack,

What model Grundig radio did you have ?

Were you the original owner ?

How long have you own it ?

Was it still under warranty ?


~ RHF
..
..
= = = (Jack)
= = = wrote in message . com...
Has anyone else had problems with getting a Grundig Radio repaired?
Grundig has 2 shops in the US that they recommend for repairs and to
get in touch with these people is nearly impossible.. I sent my
Grundig to Bavarian Radio in Massachusetts in the beginning of June
and I still have no idea if it has even been recieved by them! I left
numerous messages and even spoke to a person there who said he would
"call me back".. Hasn't happened yet and that was 3 weeks ago..

Buyer beware.. DO NOT BUY A GRUNDIG.. The radios are fine but God
forbid there is a problem you are screwed.. I have never seen poorer
cust. service or communication in my life..

When I called Grundig about the matter they said there is nothing
they can do..

Here's an idea Grundig.. Recommend reputable and responsible repair
shops..

Grundig is a good radio. whats wrong with it, anyway??

I've gotten good results sending equipment to C Crane.
Universal also does repairs.

The guy at bavarian radio may be a one man shop.
call again.. early in the day

Dan



(Jack) wrote in message . com...
Has anyone else had problems with getting a Grundig Radio repaired?
Grundig has 2 shops in the US that they recommend for repairs and to
get in touch with these people is nearly impossible.. I sent my
Grundig to Bavarian Radio in Massachusetts in the beginning of June
and I still have no idea if it has even been recieved by them! I left
numerous messages and even spoke to a person there who said he would
"call me back".. Hasn't happened yet and that was 3 weeks ago..

Buyer beware.. DO NOT BUY A GRUNDIG.. The radios are fine but God
forbid there is a problem you are screwed.. I have never seen poorer
cust. service or communication in my life..

When I called Grundig about the matter they said there is nothing
they can do..

Here's an idea Grundig.. Recommend reputable and responsible repair
shops..

Dan

I have given up on calling..10 calls wih nary a response..

Actually the radio is great.. It's not working do the plug being
yanked out while vaccuming.. Now it is always in the "lock" position..
Worked for a little while after the mishap but now it's completely
dead..

One local shop got it working but ONLY while using batteries.. I
plugged it in and it went kaput again..

Jack


(diverd4777) wrote in message . com...
Grundig is a good radio. whats wrong with it, anyway??

I've gotten good results sending equipment to C Crane.
Universal also does repairs.

The guy at bavarian radio may be a one man shop.
call again.. early in the day

Dan



(Jack) wrote in message . com...
Has anyone else had problems with getting a Grundig Radio repaired?
Grundig has 2 shops in the US that they recommend for repairs and to
get in touch with these people is nearly impossible.. I sent my
Grundig to Bavarian Radio in Massachusetts in the beginning of June
and I still have no idea if it has even been recieved by them! I left
numerous messages and even spoke to a person there who said he would
"call me back".. Hasn't happened yet and that was 3 weeks ago..

Buyer beware.. DO NOT BUY A GRUNDIG.. The radios are fine but God
forbid there is a problem you are screwed.. I have never seen poorer
cust. service or communication in my life..

When I called Grundig about the matter they said there is nothing
they can do..

Here's an idea Grundig.. Recommend reputable and responsible repair
shops..

One good thing about the YB 305 is that it lasts a long time on the
two C cells it takes. If you still have to use it on batteries after
you get it back it wont break the bank.
Bob

Jack wrote:
Dan

I have given up on calling..10 calls wih nary a response..


I'm surprised he even accepted the radio in for service.
Ross has said that he will longer work on the later Satellits
thanks to chronically bad support from Grundig. It must be
even worse for the Chinese radios, not to mention Grundig's
having gone under.

I am not sure what you are thinking, spending all this time and money
on a radio that you can buy on-line used for $40 ? You are spending
far more than the radio is worth. why didn't you just buy another used
one ? universal has a used YB400 for $89 and that is close to what you
will have invested in repairs. you should have thrown away the 305
when it broke and invest all that money in a working radio.



(Jack) wrote in message . com...
Has anyone else had problems with getting a Grundig Radio repaired?
Grundig has 2 shops in the US that they recommend for repairs and to
get in touch with these people is nearly impossible.. I sent my
Grundig to Bavarian Radio in Massachusetts in the beginning of June
and I still have no idea if it has even been recieved by them! I left
numerous messages and even spoke to a person there who said he would
"call me back".. Hasn't happened yet and that was 3 weeks ago..

Buyer beware.. DO NOT BUY A GRUNDIG.. The radios are fine but God
forbid there is a problem you are screwed.. I have never seen poorer
cust. service or communication in my life..

When I called Grundig about the matter they said there is nothing
they can do..

Here's an idea Grundig.. Recommend reputable and responsible repair
shops..