Complaint Review: autozone store#0436 - fayetteville North Carolina
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- autozone store#0436 311 murchison road fayetteville, North Carolina USA
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- Web: autozone.com
- Category: Miscellaneous Companies
autozone store#0436 900 amp duralst battery chargers are no good fayetteville North Carolina
*Consumer Comment: How did you find a 900 amp battery charger?
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i bought a 900 amp battery charger from autozone which is their brand duralast. it started losing charge traded it for brand new one and it did the same thing. i tried to return it but got run around i caint even get store credit and they put me on a list with a third party sayingim on a denial list
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#1 Consumer Comment
How did you find a 900 amp battery charger?
AUTHOR: Ken - ()
SUBMITTED: Monday, December 16, 2013
"i bought a 900 amp battery charger from autozone"
At 12V this would be a 10,800 Watt charger and likely be mounted on a wheeled trailer.If, by chance, you meant a 900 amp battery, you do know there could be a problem with your vehicles electrical system. Auto Zone should have done a charge/discharge test on the batteries you returned to determine if they are, indeed faulty. I suspect the were good and you have a bigger problem. The stores actions strongly suggest the batteries, were/are good.
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