It might make sense to use the key with the defect while most of its display is still visible, as the spot will likely only get larger with time. Then you'd know you have a clear spare when the time comes to replace it.
I should have mentioned that my dealer is Rick at Segway of Corvallis (OR). He's always quick to answer questions, calling the factory when he doesn't know the answer, and he's always been great to deal with.
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Originally Posted by Bernie
I really don't know the history of my bleeding key. I've only owned it one year out of it's ten year life. I can only say that it looks totally unused, except for the bleeding, compared to the other beat-up looking key, which has no bleeding.
The bleeding was not there when I purchased the machine a year ago and the key has been on a shelf since then. Go figure!
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