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Faulty push switch on 4000 - where do I send it?

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Post  goldtimer Mon Jun 14, 2010 3:55 pm

Hi there, I have a 4000, originally purchased in America, that has a faulty on/off push switch. Does anyone know where to send it to get it fixed? I'm in NZ
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
GT

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Post  Guest Tue Jun 15, 2010 9:19 am

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PO Box 537,
Torrensville Plaza
SA 5031, Australia
T: 61-8-8238 0888
F: 61-8-8238 0890
E: minelab@minelab.com.au
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