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Originally Posted by iain_herts
dunno as its not mine i think it is but i know he hhas extra insurence on it
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Probably then. If you nuke it yourself under warranty then technically you're not covered, but... it's a case of proving it, it's really difficult to prove someone's screwed it by flashing the firmware.
In my book, it may be worth a try so long as the model number is identical. If it goes wrong act all innocent and you'll probably get a replacement under the coverplan. Will probably need to be sent to the workshop though.