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AdamWarner

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#198505 11-Jul-2016 22:11
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Our FRITZ Fon battery (model 312BAT006) is bulging. It pushed apart the battery cover. The battery has been permanently removed from the phone.

 

 

How do we source a replacement battery?

 

 

Thanks,

 

Adam

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AdamWarner

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#1590354 12-Jul-2016 15:17
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Excellent product support from 2degrees!

 

 

2degrees are concerned that the bulging battery may be caused by an overcharging fault and have offered to exchange the device.

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