Spider Farmer AKA MARS Hydro AKA BURN YOUR HOUSE DOWN CHINESE SHITE!!!!

[Pedro de pacas]

Fuck me, what's going on Australia
Have we forgotten how to use the the English language ?

Ya turning into a bunch of wannabe Septic Tank "assholes"


arse is spelt A R S E, get it right FFS

 

[nugget]

Stop being an ass pedro

 

[nugget]

Maybe I meant donkey hole.

 

[Billygoat]

As some of you may be aware, @Postman pat experienced some issues with his SE7000 light, which essentially ruined an entire tent of plants not long put in to flower.

This was a gifted light through one of the Spiderfarmer giveaways.

I contacted Spiderfarmer on this as I was curious to know how their warranty response would be.

The response to my query was answered quickly, but I do have an inside line, so kind of expected that.

Couple of problems then arose.

1. Spiderfarmer rep. advised that they had no stock of the required drivers in the country, so would need to ship from China.
2. The same rep sent a youube video asking the user to undertake some wiring repairs, including soldering to try and rectify the problem.

in my opinion that is a pretty rubbish warranty response.

I get that the light was a prize, but do they actually treat paying customers any differently? I think not.

The video and suggestion of undertaking ones own wiring and electrical work was the final straw for me. Could kill someone or burn their house down.

As such, I will no longer accept or support Spiderfarmer reps or sales people on this forum.

Instead I suggest sourcing products locally from the likes of Quickbloom or others offering superior warranty and products.

Here is the youtube video suggestion on how to fix a faulty driver.

 

[Porky]

As some of you may be aware, @Postman pat experienced some issues with his SE7000 light, which essentially ruined an entire tent of plants not long put in to flower.

This was a gifted light through one of the Spiderfarmer giveaways.

I contacted Spiderfarmer on this as I was curious to know how their warranty response would be.

The response to my query was answered quickly, but I do have an inside line, so kind of expected that.

Couple of problems then arose.

1. Spiderfarmer rep. advised that they had no stock of the required drivers in the country, so would need to ship from China.
2. The same rep sent a youube video asking the user to undertake some wiring repairs, including soldering to try and rectify the problem.

in my opinion that is a pretty rubbish warranty response.

I get that the light was a prize, but do they actually treat paying customers any differently? I think not.

The video and suggestion of undertaking ones own wiring and electrical work was the final straw for me. Could kill someone or burn their house down.

As such, I will no longer accept or support Spiderfarmer reps or sales people on this forum.

Instead I suggest sourcing products locally from the likes of Quickbloom or others offering superior warranty and products.

Here is the youtube video suggestion on how to fix a faulty driver.

That's fucking pathetic!!
Fucking typical rat cunts!!

 

[Kee Mao]

Send them to ScoMo, cunt thinks he could fix everything.

 

[Pikey]

As some of you may be aware, @Postman pat experienced some issues with his SE7000 light, which essentially ruined an entire tent of plants not long put in to flower.

This was a gifted light through one of the Spiderfarmer giveaways.

I contacted Spiderfarmer on this as I was curious to know how their warranty response would be.

The response to my query was answered quickly, but I do have an inside line, so kind of expected that.

Couple of problems then arose.

1. Spiderfarmer rep. advised that they had no stock of the required drivers in the country, so would need to ship from China.
2. The same rep sent a youube video asking the user to undertake some wiring repairs, including soldering to try and rectify the problem.

in my opinion that is a pretty rubbish warranty response.

I get that the light was a prize, but do they actually treat paying customers any differently? I think not.

The video and suggestion of undertaking ones own wiring and electrical work was the final straw for me. Could kill someone or burn their house down.

As such, I will no longer accept or support Spiderfarmer reps or sales people on this forum.

Instead I suggest sourcing products locally from the likes of Quickbloom or others offering superior warranty and products.

Here is the youtube video suggestion on how to fix a faulty driver.

Yeah, sadly that sounds about right

I think it's a good decision to distance yourself (and the forum) from them, not a good look having them as a sponsor considering their shitty business practices. After that shit fight I had getting my SE5000 replaced, it's still sitting on a shelf 'cause I now don't trust the fuckin' thing enough to put it to use

 

[Postman pat]

As some of you may be aware, @Postman pat experienced some issues with his SE7000 light, which essentially ruined an entire tent of plants not long put in to flower.

This was a gifted light through one of the Spiderfarmer giveaways.

I contacted Spiderfarmer on this as I was curious to know how their warranty response would be.

The response to my query was answered quickly, but I do have an inside line, so kind of expected that.

Couple of problems then arose.

1. Spiderfarmer rep. advised that they had no stock of the required drivers in the country, so would need to ship from China.
2. The same rep sent a youube video asking the user to undertake some wiring repairs, including soldering to try and rectify the problem.

in my opinion that is a pretty rubbish warranty response.

I get that the light was a prize, but do they actually treat paying customers any differently? I think not.

The video and suggestion of undertaking ones own wiring and electrical work was the final straw for me. Could kill someone or burn their house down.

As such, I will no longer accept or support Spiderfarmer reps or sales people on this forum.

Instead I suggest sourcing products locally from the likes of Quickbloom or others offering superior warranty and products.

Here is the youtube video suggestion on how to fix a faulty driver.

My hlg 600 arrived today, will put the spiderfarmer connections on and way she will go again. Bit disappointing at there support but let's hope a few people read this that are looking to purchase and reconsider hey

 

[Hudo]

Fark them they sell this shit all over the world they would be 50 bucks out of profit if they replaced the whole light the grubs so it tells me it's happening with there bodgy shit thousands of times around the world otherwise they would just flick you a new one

 

[Sedge]

I can honestly say I am not surprised with their response.
It shows their consistency.

 

[nugget]

Did same here sent me a video on how to fix after trying to charge out the ass for a $3 part.

 

[Indy]

Fuckin' dodgy cunts. I'm willing to bet they probably haven't been through the regulatory depts and passed Australian standards. Because those connectors that nugget had issues with, I'm fairly confident they're not up to standard due to the cheap plastic moulding of them.

 

[Pedro de pacas]

What did you cunts expect from cheap Chinese junk

 

[Porky]

What did you cunts expect from cheap Chinese junk

Yep for a light that's growing illegal plants and is on sometimes 24 hours a day for long periods I wouldn't be buying anything but the best build quality you can buy!!

 

[Pedro de pacas]

Yep for a light that's growing illegal plants and is on sometimes 24 hours a day for long periods I wouldn't be buying anything but the best build quality you can buy!!

HPS then

 

[R3za92]

As some of you may be aware, @Postman pat experienced some issues with his SE7000 light, which essentially ruined an entire tent of plants not long put in to flower.

This was a gifted light through one of the Spiderfarmer giveaways.

I contacted Spiderfarmer on this as I was curious to know how their warranty response would be.

The response to my query was answered quickly, but I do have an inside line, so kind of expected that.

Couple of problems then arose.

1. Spiderfarmer rep. advised that they had no stock of the required drivers in the country, so would need to ship from China.
2. The same rep sent a youube video asking the user to undertake some wiring repairs, including soldering to try and rectify the problem.

in my opinion that is a pretty rubbish warranty response.

I get that the light was a prize, but do they actually treat paying customers any differently? I think not.

The video and suggestion of undertaking ones own wiring and electrical work was the final straw for me. Could kill someone or burn their house down.

As such, I will no longer accept or support Spiderfarmer reps or sales people on this forum.

Instead I suggest sourcing products locally from the likes of Quickbloom or others offering superior warranty and products.

Here is the youtube video suggestion on how to fix a faulty driver.

They don’t tin them at factory. Also
Where’s the earth and why are they using a 4 core power wire? Dodgy

 

[Secretchief]

This is actually fucked. They don't event mention unplugging anything, just take your pliers and start cutting live wires. It should go without saying but there are plenty of people who don't know better or will be high as.

 

[Porky]

This is actually fucked. They don't event mention unplugging anything, just take your pliers and start cutting live wires. It should go without saying but there are plenty of people who don't know better or will be high as.

He does its just in mandarin!!

 

[Pikey]

Got this in an email titled "Spider Farmer Manufacturer Warranty Upgrade" today ...probably just a coincidence

 

[nexus420]

Spider farmer?