Mitutoyo repair center experience?

We have a dial indicator that fought gravity and lost. It is a

2923-10, and the tip still moves, but not easily. Gotta send it away for repair, and I have heard good things about Long Island indicator repair, but I could only get thru to the Mitutoyo repair center in Aurora, IL on the phone. They said it would be a flat fee of $44 to repair, no matter what the damage. That sounds great to me. Just wondering if anyone has used the Mitutoyo repair center, or someone who has any wisdom to share on the subject.
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rbce2003
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Excellent. I have used them twice. Steve

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Steve Lusardi

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I've used them. No problems at all. I find their way of handling repairs a little disconcerting, you just mail the tool in and you'll never hear from anyone. The tool will just show up repaired one day.

I don't know if your particular indicator is worth repairing. New it would cost $120 or so. You could easily pick one up on Ebay for $20.00 - $40.00. I would probably repair it if it's new, if it's several years old and has a lot of use I might not bother.

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D Murphy

I used them for a dial bore guage and was very satisfied.

Roger

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Roger Jones

So how does one get ahold of the Mitutoyo repair center? I did a quick on-line search and nothing came up.

I have a Digimatic Solar caliper that I dropped, breaking the thumb wheel off and screwing up the readout (no longer zeros) that I wouldn't mind getting fixed, if it won't cost me an arm and a leg.

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Hari Seldon

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It took me maybe 4 clicks to find this.

Roger

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Roger Jones

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