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Specifications
- Brand Name: FOXWELL
- Certification: CE
- Origin: CN(Origin)
- Special Features: OBD
- Software Version: newest obd2 Engine ABS SRS Airbag reset tool
- Language: Spanish
- Language: German
- Language: Italian
- Language: Hungarian
- Language: French
- Language: Russian
- Language: Korea
- Language: Japanese
- Language: Thai
- Language: Dutch
- Language: English
- Language: Portuguese
- Language: Swedish
- Software Update: Yes
- Hardware Version: newest obd2 scanner diagnostic auto
- Item Type: Code Readers & Scan Tools
- Model name: Foxwell NT630 Elite OBD2 Scanner
- NT630 Support Languages: English,French,Spanish,Dutch ,Russian,Portuguese,Korean.etc
- NT630 Vehicle Coverage: Includes 56 manufacturers,Works Until latest 2018/2019 models
- NT630 function 1: OBDII Engine Check,read/clear codes,etc
- NT630 function 2: Anti Lock Brake System Service Reset
- NT630 function 3: Safety Airbag Crash Data Service Reset
- NT630 function 4: Steering Wheel Angle Sensor Service Reset
- Foxwell ODB2 Scanner nt630 update: lifetime Free Update online
- OBD2 Automotive Scanner nt630 Elite: OBD2 airbag ABS Scanner obd2 ABS air bag SRS SAS reset
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Price history
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- for half a year
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The NT630 took several months to arrive in New Zealand on account of international postage delays which, of course, is not a reflection on the seller. The unit that I received was faulty moments after booting-up. Specifically the screen became pixilated then white. I contacted the seller and uploaded photographic evidence of the faulty machine. Stefan Luo from customer support indicated that the machine was burned out and would have to be replaced. I sent the unit back to their Shenzhen office at a cost of $NZ44 on July 31. Unfortunately it was unregistered post so was untraceable. Registered post would have cost $NZ80. Stefan has apparently not yet received the unit as of today 15 September. I have now paid $NZ244 and have nothing to show for it.
In hindsight I probably should have used an alternative supplier. This is a bit of a cautionary tale; let the buyer beware. I am happy to update this feedback if the machine arrives in Shenzhen and a replacement is arranged. Watch this space.