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Originally Posted by Topspinmo
If you had AAA why didn’t they change them for free of charge? If not why are you paying them? I’ve got battery tester ANCEL BTS200 that tells me condition of battery when I suspect the cranking sounds differently. WHEN THE CCAs get low enough the cranking sound changes meaning the battery can go anytime. The Analyzer indicates the battery needs changed. Which IMO same theming AAA doing. My neighbor has AAA and they wouldn’t replace her battery, she asked me to check it, the analyzer said it was bad after they left. the next day it was dead. She should of demanded AAA change battery IMO.
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You have to buy the batteries, they don't give you batteries for free.
The cost of the batteries are the same as if I bought them retail and changed them myself.
The labor is free, the disposal is free. .
you are the second poster who thinks you get batteries for free. . . i don't get where people get these free ideas. The replacement service is free, the replacement product has a cost.
must be the retirement mentality to get everything for free.