Faulty Product & Difficult Refund Process
Faulty Product & Difficult Refund Process
We are now on our second chiller from Nordik, and it has broken again. During a tech support call, Ali admitted that the first generation of chillers they manufactured were faulty and that he had been hired specifically to rebuild a newer version. He even suggested that we upgrade to the redesigned model.
After experiencing two defective units, we decided not to continue with Nordik, as the product simply isn’t trustworthy.
To their credit, they agreed to accept the return, but still charged a 10% restocking fee to cover shipping. In my opinion, restocking fees shouldn’t apply to faulty products, but we agreed just to resolve the situation.
After we shipped the unit back, communication became extremely difficult. It took over four weeks of repeated calls and emails just to get a response about our refund.
When they finally responded, the refund amount was incorrect, claiming we had agreed to a different figure. Once I emailed them a screenshot of the originally agreed amount, they resent the correct credit without any explanation.
Overall, this experience involved faulty equipment, poor communication, and a frustrating refund process.








