Micro Pog Trouble

[FirebirdFloyd]

Hey guys,
So I bought an Electro-Harmonix Micro Pog in New York City 2 summers ago. It worked great for the faint harmonies/organ swells I used it for.
Anyway, about a week ago I fired up my rig after some time away from it, and...nothing.
I quickly isolated and tested each pedal, (Guitar->EH Screaming Bird -> EH Micro POG -> Dunlop Crybaby -> Line6 Echo Park -> Dunlop Volume -> Amp) and then tested them in various combinations to see if the order was out of sorts. Both of these tests revealed the Micro POG as the problem. Now when I go straight Guitar -> Micro POG -> Amp, there is a small, weak signal, but only at high volumes.
Can anyone tell me what might be the problem? Has anyone here with a Micro POG had this happen? And what can I do?
Thanks,
      Floyd

 

[Paul-less]

Is your battery dying?  :doh:

In all seriousness, Call or email EH. Did you buy the pedal at a registered dealer? If there was a warranty card, did you mail it in? Did anything possibly happen to it? Spilled beer? That will mess your stuff up.

 

[-CB-]

Battery connector with corroded cable within it?

Just crap on the input/output jacks or switches thereof.

 

[FirebirdFloyd]

Hey Guys,
Sorry about the no-reply, way busy.
Anyway, my POG doesn't have a battery, so that's not the case.
Also, I dissembled and check the jacks, and they seem secure and clean, as does the switch. (No beer either, unlike my Tele, which has had a few brew-baths in its day.)
I bought it at Rudy's Music in Times Square (NYC), but I didn't fill out the warranty card, (truth be told, I have no idea where it is now anyway :icon_scratch.
So is it even worth hitting up the EH people?
Cheers,
    Floyd

 

[Cagey]

Generally speaking, the warranty card is only used by a company's marketing weenies. It has nothing to do with the warranty or its validity. The very fact you're the original purchaser of a device brings the warranty with it. What you'll have to do is say where you got it and when, and perhaps prove it.