Fraud requires that the misstatement or omission be deliberate and "material," which it is impossible to ascertain from your inquiry. Even if this non-disclosure isn't fraudulent, it may nevertheless be a breach of contract entitling you to a replacement or refund. Your personal attorney can advise you about this.
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