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Mikem001

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I have a "bricked" cdm1250 that was working until it got wet and now the screen didn't turn on our anything...
What are my options to get out repaired etc.
 

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I have a "bricked" cdm1250 that was working until it got wet and now the screen didn't turn on our anything...
What are my options to get out repaired etc.
If you really want it fixed, take it to a Motorola dealer. They'll probably send it back to the repair depot for repair.

Just be aware that repair will probably cost way more than a decent used one. There are several good ones on Ebay right now for $200 or less. I saw two of them with remote heads in that price group.

FWIW, you could probably get a few bucks for that one on Ebay. Folks will scoop up dead ones just for parts. If you do that, just be honest about its condition.
 

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Mike,
Steve is right! The price that Moto will charge you, IF they even still repair them, will be much higher
than the price of a good used one on ebay! That's really your best bet!

Manny
 

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Flat rate non warrenty repair for the CDM's is over $350.00 per, BUT the good news is you will get back a totally reconed radio.

As all as the radio does not show overly abuse or water damage, they will work on it.
 
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