Will this cover Refurbished TVs?
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100% Parts & Labor, No Deductibles, it's covered. I have never seen a warranty company better than this one. Have a great day and I'm sorry it took me so long to offer, but I wasn't feeling well earlier. Peace Be With You, RH
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Look for the VESA pattern that your TV has and then go to Sanus and it will tell you if it does or not.
2093990
Square Trade covers all electronics as far as I know. I bought it to cover my laptop for 3 years, so I would think so.
359190
It covers my Panasonic home phone system I bought and I do not see why it would not cover your purchase. The only way to be sure though from my point is that if it is offered to you when you make your buy, it will be covered.
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No, SquareTrade offers worldwide protection plans that cover a variety of items, new and used/refurbished. Go to their website SquareTrade.com and click on Plan Details to see what they cover.
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Yes. I don't believe Amazon provides handling coverage. So if you decide not to open the box at time of delivery you will be stuck with the TV. You will either have to ship back to Amazon at your own expense or deal directly with Sony and there is no guarantee they will cover damages caused during shipping. To be safe, I would have then setup the TV and then have someone guard the front or back door. Put up a police barrier tape or something :)
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Here's the info directly from the 3 year contract-For laptops and tvs under 37" if they repair they do send a shipping kit. If over 37" they arrange for a local repair facility. Once claim is filed they first check with the manufacturer, if repair or replace then Square trade covers repair or replace. Even if the manufacturer refused to cover it because it was bought from an unauthorized retailer, Square trade will still cover repair or replace.
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I bought a refurbished receiver. In my opinion, it is OK to buy a refurbished receiver, since it is an electronic device that don't have any mechanically moving parts or a part which has a certain lifespan.I wouln't buy an LCD TV or speaker unless there is %50 discount because LCDs have a 5 years life and speakers have moving parts.I hope this helps.
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Don't know about brands of tvs but it does come with full instructions. You need to practice though.
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E-cloth recommends NOT using their other cloths on flat screen TVs, but they do sell a Screen Cleaning & Protection Pack - it works beautifully!!
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yeah that means like the base or the panel around the tv or even just the back of the tv is scratched BUT everyone has a different opinion on what a "cosmetic blemish" is, what you need to do is get a detailed description of the tv or even better pictures of the tv because you dont want to take there word of it just being a couple scratches and the whole thing looks like a dog has been using it for a chew toy for the past 3 months. A lot of the used tv's have no warranty and/or are sold as is and if you dont like it you out of luck. Also they can be floor models somewhere that have been turned on 14 hours a day, 7 days a week for the past year and the life will be drastically diminished. Honestly i would pay the extra money for the tv and buy it new but if it is in perfect shape and only has a scratch on the base or something then go ahead. But again find out exactly what is wrong with it first.
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "TV Bulb," but it sounds like you're talking a replacement part for a TV. My reading of Square Trade's coverage (and I have many warranties with them) indicates that they would cover your TV, but not a repair or replacement part for your TV. I suggest you call Square Trade and ask them - but I don't think they will cover a "part" for an electronic device.
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No it's TV specific. I kept the one the tech took out when replaced the first time Then researched it here and bought it and put it in myself
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I'm not sure but I do know I wasted my money buying this. It did not fix my tv
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Yes, I "think" that this should cover the old # but not 100% on that however as it has been a year from my purchase :) Good luck
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I can not say yes or no. Did not see anything like that when I signed up. If someone throws something at the screen I would doubt it would be covered since it wouldn't be a result of the tv failing
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Maybe. Manufacturers tend to use the same codes from one model to another. At least that's my experience with Sony. However, if your TV has features mine doesn't have you may be out of luck.