mine already send for warranty claim…a friend of mine said, it is because of me thumbing the spool when fighting with the fish, can this action spoil the spool bearing…??
[IMG]http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m87/xgarbage/bannermfnlagi-1.jpg[/IMG]Jat,yes it do…due to excessive radial load on bearing…each bearing has this characteristic…check on radial load rating,this might explain well…I’ve learnt the lesson from my previous CQ…that stuff,sounded like DC with weird zreeeek sound…
got back my Ryoga safe n sound…Daiwa repair turnaround time is quite fast…only took 21 days…
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Originally posted by jat
got back my Ryoga safe n sound....Daiwa repair turnaround time is quite fast....only took 21 days....
good to hear that!!! No need buy bearings, no need buy spool pin remover…all solved, congrats.
well, since your problem is the spool bearing, they should have plenty of stock and that explain the quick turnaround time. Dun pin your hope to get similar turnaround time if other parts are involved. Just try to set expectation right.
thanks for your help…really appreciated it…[;)]
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