I don't recall, atom. Do you have the original or v2?
the two year warranty includes shipping as well. the only difference between the 2 & 3 year warranty i can see is the percentage trade in discount for newer model (10% vs 20 %). chances are they will probably come out with a betta 3 model in a couple of years?If I upgrade I will get the 3-year, for this reason alone.
Well I went ahead and upgraded my dead Betta to the Betta 2 using the $200 trade-in discount and added the 3-year extended warranty. They will include a pre-paid shipping label to return the dead Betta. I hope the Betta 2 lasts longer than a year.Get the 3 year warranty. It included 2 way shipping if something goes wrong. Based on longevity of previous units I would really take the longest warranty you can get.
Sorry to hear about your Betta 2 dying so soon. Hopefully Instapark is quick to return your repaired unit. Let us know how fast the turnaround is. I also purchased the extended warranty when I got my Betta 2.My Betta 2 died just shy of 3 months. When it worked, it was awesome. I bought the warranty up front and just shipped it back for repair. As others have stated, they covered the shipping. At first the ON/OFF switch stopped working...it was stuck on (better than being stuck off). It seemed like the motors also started getting a bit louder and then it just quit working completely. I'm looking forward to getting it back and so far the customer service has been outstanding.
I just grab it with both hands and lift straight up...not too fast though so it doesnt slosh the debris aroundI have to either remove the Betta or turn it off prior to operating my robot floor/wall cleaner. How do Betta owners remove the unit or manually turn it off, without it losing some of its debris back in the pool?
Thanks - that is also what I have been doing but wondered if there was a different way. I found that if I turned the Betta off prior to lifting then debris would exit.I also grab with both hands. I also leave it running while pulling it up so the debris does not escape. Then turn it off when it is out of the water.