Hey, maybe someone has had a similar experience, or something? I'd love to hear from you.
I have an Asus laptop purchased from x-kom. It suddenly died after connecting the charger. It was sent to the first Asus repair shop. They deemed the problem fine, but they supposedly replaced something and returned the repaired unit to me. It did return and the laptop did work, but after a while, when I reconnected the USB-C charger instead of the standard one, the laptop suddenly died again, and none of the LEDs lit up.
So, I submitted a repair request again, but the second time, Asus rejected the request outright and referred it to x-kom, believing the extended specifications in the x-kom might have contributed to the failure.
X-kom accepted the laptop under warranty, performed an initial inspection, and then replied that the warranty wouldn't cover the repair because the laptop had allegedly been flooded, which I'm 100% certain I've never flooded or exposed my laptop to liquids. After I refuted their expert opinion and pointed out how the same fault could suddenly be affected by flooding (which, by the way, never happened), when the service center had somehow failed to detect anything earlier, they of course dismissed my arguments and attached photos that showed only the faintest signs of flooding they had indicated. They stuck to their theory that flooding had occurred and contributed to the problem, and that the only option left was a paid expert opinion and a paid repair.
Has anyone experienced this, or a similar situation? I've heard that the x-komu service center sometimes does this, but I don't know how true it is...