N200: is battery lid covered by warran

Hi all,
the clip holding the battery lid in place on my N200 broke off.
This means that the battery lid keeps falling off (and there the battery too).
I got the player about 3 months ago, so I was wondering if this is covered by the warranty?
Otherwise i'm extremely satisfied with this great little player
reg/cms22

cms22 wrote:Hi all, the clip holding the battery lid in place on my N200 broke off. This means that the battery lid keeps falling off (and there the battery too). I got the player about 3 months ago, so I was wondering if this is covered by the warranty? Otherwise i'm extremely satisfied with this great little player reg/cms22
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