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Old 3rd January 2021, 12:32 PM   #8
Klop
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Hi Motan,

great, thanks for the extra picture!
Yes, when carried every day it's understandable these things get damaged and also repaired again and again. Fortunately this method is cheap and could easily be fixed by just about anyone, no need to search for a dealer or send for repair :-) .


Kind regards,
Eric
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