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As the title goes. I havent lost my pen cap, but rather the top of the cap, where the pelikan insignia is, is now missing ! It must have fallen out at some point, and being a tiny , light part that it is, went unnoticed till I used it when I went home from work.

 

Of course it doesn't affect the functionality of the pen, but it is something I'd like fixed if possible..

 

I have found a site selling replacement pen caps, but for a M600, its to the tune of 100 euros...hardly a reasonable price.

 

Anyone have any ideas ? Thanks in advance

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How about contacting your local Pelikan service centre and ask for help? That's what my friend did with his M200 and he got it repaired FOC.

 

 

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The local retailer can help you to get a modern one.

 

If you want the old style cap, go check http://www.martiniauctions.com

 

I once saw she sold the insignia spare part. I can't remember which model it was for, but you may get some luck over there.

 

eBay sometimes have spare parts too, most of them are expensive.

 

 

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How about contacting your local Pelikan service centre and ask for help? That's what my friend did with his M200 and he got it repaired FOC.

 

 

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Ireland doesnt have a local one, so I wrote to the one in UK..2 weeks and still waiting !

 

The local retailer can help you to get a modern one.

 

If you want the old style cap, go check http://www.martiniauctions.com

 

I once saw she sold the insignia spare part. I can't remember which mode it is for, but you may get some luck over there.

 

eBay sometimes have spare parts too, most of them are expensive.

 

 

Hope this will help.

 

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I'll give her an email and see what happens, thanks for the suggestion !

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printhardcopy on ebay sometimes has just caps for sale.

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Try Pelikan Germany direct. Pelikan UK will only send it on to them.

If it is a manufacturing fault, they should fix it for free.

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It should be replaced for free by Pelikan. You need to contact Hannover in case there is no local service centre to assist you.

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It should be replaced for free by Pelikan. You need to contact Hannover in case there is no local service centre to assist you.

Its out of the warranty date, but I suppose its worth giving it a shot !

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