what does "remanufactured" mean?
382073
My looked brand new nothing was missing had paperwork the box might not have been Factory but it was designed for the juicer you need to buy it and save the money from new one
382074
From amazon:What are Breville Certified Remanufactured Products?Breville Certified Remanufactured Products are returned Breville products that have been inspected, remanufactured, and repackaged for sale. They are returned to Breville by retailers and may or may not have been previously used or purchased by a consumer. While only some products are returned due to technical issues, all products undergo Breville's stringent quality-assurance and remanufacturing process.
382075
It means that the item has been checked and / or repaired to original specs by either the manufacturer or an approved repair facility. My unit looked new and worked great ... and still does.
382076
It means it was likely returned to a store. The store then returns it to the manufacturer. The manufacturer then checks it out (and fixes any minor problems they may find) and resells it as a discounted "remanufactured" item. These units are of equal quality when compared to new units. Most of them were returned simply because the buyer changed their mind.
1661245
Not sure. Typically the same if a product is refurbished by the manufactured?Works just like a normal new one
771681
When i bought at the time, it was brand New. Refurbished means reconditioned. They get a used/malfunction product and give it a real treat. They should work ok and are less expansvel.
1349308
Paul, I had a similar ? and someone answered that it means the product is "Out of Stock."
810430
This piece is remanufactured meaning it is the Process of returning an used product to a like new condition by stripping and painting the frame to the original factory finish, replacing all wear components with new parts, and calibrating for optimum performance. The unit will perform and look like new and comes with a full warranty. This piece comes with 1 Year Parts & On-Site Labor Warranty but you can purchase more warranty. If you'd like an additional six months to the already offered warranty it will be an additional $249 and if you'd like an additional year to the already offered warranty, it will be an additional $349.
1817508
I would suppose it means the company is no longer manufacturing this product, they've replaced them with a newer model.If stock remains of this model then they are still selling them...
680364
This is remanufactured and I have just installed it in my printer. It seems to be quite nice. Color is very good and once my HP accepted the fact it was int there to stay, it has printed material well.Would I do it again? Yes.
219701
If this was the first time this has happened to you then you might want to ask for a replacement as that particular cartridge might be defective. I have never had a problem with a remanufactured cartridge.
2070037
Judging from the picture provided, this item is original. Regarding remanufactured cartridges I've used in the past, I've had about a 50% success rate. Pertaining to the original cartridges, for the cost I wish that theyield was better. It's O.K. Hope this helps.
58672
The word "remanufactured" is not mine. The company received this unit back from a buyer (not me), took it back to the factory, checked it, repaired it if needed, and repackaged it with accessories. By law they cannot sell it as new even though it has been completely checked and repackaged so they sell it at a discount. You most frequently see this done with high-end automobiles and high-end (hence expensive) products in general and I've always found it reliable because the companies that do this value their name recognition and reputation (like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and in this case Breville. Hope this helps. The word "remanufactured" is not mine. The company received this unit back from a buyer (not me), took it back to the factory, checked it, repaired it if needed, and repackaged it with accessories. By law they cannot sell it as new even though it has been completely checked and repackaged so they sell it at a discount. You most frequently see this done with high-end automobiles and high-end (hence expensive) products in general and I've always found it reliable because the companies that do this value their name recognition and reputation (like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and in this case... » Read More The word "remanufactured" is not mine. The company received this unit back from a buyer (not me), took it back to the factory, checked it, repaired it if needed, and repackaged it with accessories. By law they cannot sell it as new even though it has been completely checked and repackaged so they sell it at a discount. You most frequently see this done with high-end automobiles and high-end (hence expensive) products in general and I've always found it reliable because the companies that do this value their name recognition and reputation (like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and in this case Breville. Hope this helps. « Show Less
2092070
My understanding is that the product is a generic; not a Sony reconditioned product.
1856004
It means the boxes are marked not for resale in stores. I've been buying similarly marked boxes for years with no problems.
658912
I believe "R" stands for "refurbished" which means that the tool had been brought back in its new condition by the factory. The tools I bought and I reviewed were not refurbished, but I bought a DeWalt thickness planer which was refurbished and was in every respect brand new and I have been using it for years, the cutter head was perfectly aligned to the table, has offered top performance and I never had to replace anything on it except the knives, of course. Although I cannot prove it, my guess is that refurbished tools have better tolerances because the factory goes over each tool twice therefore quality control is double. You cannot see any sign of use on a refurbished tool and you cannot tell it apart from a brand new if it does not say so on the label. As a bonus, refurbished tools are cheaper as they are sold at a discount because people think of "refurbished" tools as second hand tools, which is not true. If I have the option to buy a refurbished tool at a discount price, I would go for it without a second thought.
1658068
I purchased this item. Returned item. Has issues, mine seemed to be a used remanufactured item. Leaked everywhere. Some items looked very well used. Even my clean me light illuminated after only 29 uses. Returned for a NEW item. I think its worth the little extra w/1 year warranty than 3 months reman. warranty. Its sold remanufactured for a reason, its a broken fix.
5601
Usually refurbished means that it was once in the hands of the consumer who returned it for some reason, maybe it did not work, maybe they decided they did not want it. Either way, it is tested and looked over (usually my the manufacturer) and resold as a refurbished item. Usually Refurbished items are a good bet as they have been looked over and tested by a technician, where as only a few new items are tested.
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Used (as in the case of PC's) means that someone prior to you has operated the device and it remains in the state in which it was in when the prior owner/user shut it off. Refurbished generally means that a reputable technician (either individual or working for a business) has evaluated the device and made necessary repairs and/or changes which bring it back to a like new condition of operation. Some refurbished devices will have updated operating systems and software in addition to updated hardware (boards/chips/etc), while others will include a new case in addition to the hardware/software changes made. Used (as in the case of PC's) means that someone prior to you has operated the device and it remains in the state in which it was in when the prior owner/user shut it off. Refurbished generally means that a reputable technician (either individual or working for a business) has evaluated the device and made necessary repairs and/or changes which bring it back to a like new condition of operation. Some refurbished devices will have updated operating systems and software in addition to updated hardware (boards/chips/etc), while others will include a new case in addition to the... » Read More Used (as in the case of PC's) means that someone prior to you has operated the device and it remains in the state in which it was in when the prior owner/user shut it off. Refurbished generally means that a reputable technician (either individual or working for a business) has evaluated the device and made necessary repairs and/or changes which bring it back to a like new condition of operation. Some refurbished devices will have updated operating systems and software in addition to updated hardware (boards/chips/etc), while others will include a new case in addition to the hardware/software changes made. « Show Less
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REPACK means not in original box. (At least that's what I have seen from other companies when that say this term!)