Abit recals the AN9 32X

hilfiger · Jul 29, 2006, 10:34 PM

Universal abit, one of the leaders in high-end motherboards manufacturing, recently announced that it will recall several new mainboards – the AN9 32X and Fatal1ty AN9 32X – which have some hardware issues, more precisely, a heatsink displacement caused by carelessly shipping of the products.

“After a series of heavy testing programs, our Quality Control test department has found that a small number of units from the early manufacturing of the AN9 32X product line has a hardware issue caused by heatsink component displacement due to accidental rough handling during shipments. This will cause high temperatures and possible overheating. Therefore, Universal abit has chosen to recall those AN9 32X and Fatal1ty AN9 32X motherboards that have been affected by this accident. We wish to stress our Quality control is of the highest standard, and unfortunately accidents happen, and the moment we found out about the possibly damaged components being part of the line we have issued this callback. Please make sure that if your motherboard is within this consignment that you return it to be evaluated,” said the company.

Furthermore, the shipping costs will be fully-covered by Universal abit and its world-wide branch offices.

Units with the following serial numbers will be recalled :

Fatal1ty AN9 32X:
FAN93UDC000001 ~ FAN93UDC002713
FAN93UDD000001 ~ FAN93UDD001648

AN9 32X:
AN932UDC000001 ~ AN932UDC001407
AN932UDD000001 ~ AN932UDD001000

Units with the following serial numbers are certified problem free and will not be recalled:

Fatal1ty AN9 32X:
FAN93UDC002714 ~ FAN93UDC005422

AN9 32X:
AN932UDC001408 ~ AN932UDC002612

and i have the 0365 .. aaarrgghhh.. been with an faulty motherboard all this time.. and Overclockers.co.uk didnt even bothered to email those who buyed from them.. true bastards...

The_Neon_Cowboy · Jul 29, 2006, 10:47 PM

seriously t be hard to email everyone by serial numb and alot of places dont track the serail
number anyways. like new egg assigns thier own number on a sticker...

Jul 29, 2006, 10:34 PM	#1
hilfiger DriverHeaven Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: London UK Posts: 81 Rep Power: 0	Abit recals the AN9 32X Universal abit, one of the leaders in high-end motherboards manufacturing, recently announced that it will recall several new mainboards – the AN9 32X and Fatal1ty AN9 32X – which have some hardware issues, more precisely, a heatsink displacement caused by carelessly shipping of the products. “After a series of heavy testing programs, our Quality Control test department has found that a small number of units from the early manufacturing of the AN9 32X product line has a hardware issue caused by heatsink component displacement due to accidental rough handling during shipments. This will cause high temperatures and possible overheating. Therefore, Universal abit has chosen to recall those AN9 32X and Fatal1ty AN9 32X motherboards that have been affected by this accident. We wish to stress our Quality control is of the highest standard, and unfortunately accidents happen, and the moment we found out about the possibly damaged components being part of the line we have issued this callback. Please make sure that if your motherboard is within this consignment that you return it to be evaluated,” said the company. Furthermore, the shipping costs will be fully-covered by Universal abit and its world-wide branch offices. Units with the following serial numbers will be recalled : Fatal1ty AN9 32X: FAN93UDC000001 ~ FAN93UDC002713 FAN93UDD000001 ~ FAN93UDD001648 AN9 32X: AN932UDC000001 ~ AN932UDC001407 AN932UDD000001 ~ AN932UDD001000 Units with the following serial numbers are certified problem free and will not be recalled: Fatal1ty AN9 32X: FAN93UDC002714 ~ FAN93UDC005422 AN9 32X: AN932UDC001408 ~ AN932UDC002612 and i have the 0365 .. aaarrgghhh.. been with an faulty motherboard all this time.. and Overclockers.co.uk didnt even bothered to email those who buyed from them.. true bastards... __________________ [COLOR=darkorange][/COLOR]

Jul 29, 2006, 10:47 PM	#2
The_Neon_Cowboy HardwareHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: U.S.A. Posts: 16,009 Rep Power: 92 System Specs	seriously t be hard to email everyone by serial numb and alot of places dont track the serail number anyways. like new egg assigns thier own number on a sticker... __________________