Problem with 90MustangLx
#1
Problem with 90MustangLx
I Payed for a Orion R10 Pro ESC Receved it quickly but shipped in a Padded envelope.
The ESC still has two sided tape on it and some poorly soldered blue wires pictured below. He mentioned tape was on a wire to fold it to make it shorter.
When I removed tape, I found bare wire on the On/Off Calabration lead.
Also missing completely is the Set Up Button located on the On/Off switch.
The capasitor also has a cut wire.
No Fan.....
I promply Requested a refund. He said it works, that I should read all the manuals and reprogram everthing.
I replyed: I have 4- Orion R10 Pro 's and just installed one today . None looked like yours or was missing parts..
Cant program Trigger _ neutral/foward/brake
I want a Refund!
So far no Responce.
I filed with Paypal!
Here are the bad wires below and missing Button.
I expect a full refund PLEASE!
The ESC still has two sided tape on it and some poorly soldered blue wires pictured below. He mentioned tape was on a wire to fold it to make it shorter.
When I removed tape, I found bare wire on the On/Off Calabration lead.
Also missing completely is the Set Up Button located on the On/Off switch.
The capasitor also has a cut wire.
No Fan.....
I promply Requested a refund. He said it works, that I should read all the manuals and reprogram everthing.
I replyed: I have 4- Orion R10 Pro 's and just installed one today . None looked like yours or was missing parts..
Cant program Trigger _ neutral/foward/brake
I want a Refund!
So far no Responce.
I filed with Paypal!
Here are the bad wires below and missing Button.
I expect a full refund PLEASE!
Last edited by XXXDad; 05-21-2013 at 02:17 PM.
#2
Unfortunately Paypal doesn't deal with items not being in the condition as stated. At least last time I checked they don't, but nevertheless, 90MustangLX should do the RIGHT thing and refund you.
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PayPal will refund you your $$$ if the item isn't received as it was agreed upon. So you have the upper hand here with pics as evidence. Well hope you get your $$$ back.
#13
I don't mean to take sides here, but I'm willing to bet that esc is fully functional. The "missing" button is actually just a plastic peg. That little red rectangle down in the switch case is the actual button, and pushing that down with any small object (remember the old brushed esc days?) would work fine. Also, I don't exactly see where the in the description it says it is absent of any cuts/scratches/etc so unless stated through pm, the description isn't inaccurate as it states 'fully functional', not 'like new'.
Now, that exposed wire shown, while not ideal, doesn't look like it would affect functionality if covered with tape at least (I sometimes use heatshrink to seal off small nicks like that).
As far as not getting a response, that's not debatable. A seller should always reply back when sold items are questioned. At least to give an explanation (maybe like what I stated above). If the seller told you the item was in good condition cosmetically AND functionally, then he lied. If he only said it functions, as stated in the ad, then not so much. He clearly negated to mention the flaws though.
It does suck to get items in this condition without being told beforehand. Anytime I sell something, I always point out the flaws first.
Now, that exposed wire shown, while not ideal, doesn't look like it would affect functionality if covered with tape at least (I sometimes use heatshrink to seal off small nicks like that).
As far as not getting a response, that's not debatable. A seller should always reply back when sold items are questioned. At least to give an explanation (maybe like what I stated above). If the seller told you the item was in good condition cosmetically AND functionally, then he lied. If he only said it functions, as stated in the ad, then not so much. He clearly negated to mention the flaws though.
It does suck to get items in this condition without being told beforehand. Anytime I sell something, I always point out the flaws first.
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meno, If I sold you a 1:1 car on ebay and told you it was fully functional with a "few scratches", would you be happy when it showed up with "I'm a cheating MOFO" keyed into the side by a crazed ex-girlfriend? Technically it's a functioning car with a "few scratches" right?
Obviously the missing "button" and crappy wires should have been disclosed, you can't tell me the seller didn't know about them
Obviously the missing "button" and crappy wires should have been disclosed, you can't tell me the seller didn't know about them
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I don't mean to take sides here, but I'm willing to bet that esc is fully functional. The "missing" button is actually just a plastic peg. That little red rectangle down in the switch case is the actual button, and pushing that down with any small object (remember the old brushed esc days?) would work fine. Also, I don't exactly see where the in the description it says it is absent of any cuts/scratches/etc so unless stated through pm, the description isn't inaccurate as it states 'fully functional', not 'like new'.
Now, that exposed wire shown, while not ideal, doesn't look like it would affect functionality if covered with tape at least (I sometimes use heatshrink to seal off small nicks like that).
As far as not getting a response, that's not debatable. A seller should always reply back when sold items are questioned. At least to give an explanation (maybe like what I stated above). If the seller told you the item was in good condition cosmetically AND functionally, then he lied. If he only said it functions, as stated in the ad, then not so much. He clearly negated to mention the flaws though.
It does suck to get items in this condition without being told beforehand. Anytime I sell something, I always point out the flaws first.
Now, that exposed wire shown, while not ideal, doesn't look like it would affect functionality if covered with tape at least (I sometimes use heatshrink to seal off small nicks like that).
As far as not getting a response, that's not debatable. A seller should always reply back when sold items are questioned. At least to give an explanation (maybe like what I stated above). If the seller told you the item was in good condition cosmetically AND functionally, then he lied. If he only said it functions, as stated in the ad, then not so much. He clearly negated to mention the flaws though.
It does suck to get items in this condition without being told beforehand. Anytime I sell something, I always point out the flaws first.