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sensor battery died after short life

My sensor battery started sending the low battery alert. So, I went online to check out replacement options when I came across an official Apple FAQ which said:
"The sensor’s battery has a life of over 1000 active hours."
I've only logged a little over 160 hours according to the nike+ site that tracks all my runs. That's only 16% of the manufacturers stated lifespan. Shouldn't that warrant a free replacement?
Unfortunately I cant find anything on the site that talks about replacements. Has anyone else had any success in getting it replaced?

Dell, Windows XP Pro

Posted on Feb 5, 2009 12:46 PM

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User profile for user: Malow
Malow
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Feb 11, 2009 2:50 PM in response to CrofootN

I had the same problem but when I went to an afficial Apple site they replaced the sensor battery. Trully I had to request the bill of my nike + plus for two times, one for the reciver and another for the sensor, so I wasted my time but it really worth.

Try to have an accord with your apple provider because they really have to change the battery of your sensor.
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