Hi all,
I'm not sure whether this was the right place to put this, but here goes...
I recently purchased a ducted reverse cycle ac system. I paid an initial deposit of $390. The system has been installed all is working fine at the moment. I went to pay the remainder, only to find out the company has gone into liquidation. I have since received a letter for the liquidators requesting the final payment of $7380. The issue I have is that the company will no longer be able to provide the 5-year workmanship warranty. All parts are covered by manufacturer warranty, however have since been told I would have to cover labour for anything to do with ducting, vents, zone motors and the wall control unit. I called the liquidators regarding this, and they have offered me to pay only $7000 - a saving of $380.
What are your thoughts on this, should I offer to pay less (I was thinking around $6000-6500?
Any help would be appreciated?
Cheers,
James
I'm not sure whether this was the right place to put this, but here goes...
I recently purchased a ducted reverse cycle ac system. I paid an initial deposit of $390. The system has been installed all is working fine at the moment. I went to pay the remainder, only to find out the company has gone into liquidation. I have since received a letter for the liquidators requesting the final payment of $7380. The issue I have is that the company will no longer be able to provide the 5-year workmanship warranty. All parts are covered by manufacturer warranty, however have since been told I would have to cover labour for anything to do with ducting, vents, zone motors and the wall control unit. I called the liquidators regarding this, and they have offered me to pay only $7000 - a saving of $380.
What are your thoughts on this, should I offer to pay less (I was thinking around $6000-6500?
Any help would be appreciated?
Cheers,
James