What exactly does this mean? "Better warranty: Limited 3 and 4 year full replacement warranty - not pro rata" Is it 3 years or 4 years?
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Check here: http://www.odysseybattery.com/warranty.html You can also email the rep as I did at, odysseybatteries@enersys.com
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One year full warranty, parts and labor. 2nd and 3rd year, parts only. 4th thru 20th years, prorated warranty on frame only- excluding motor and electronics
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I'm not sure you understand how warranty works. Warranty means that if during warranty period product becomes defective Manufacturer will fix or replace it, not provide you with full refund. Contact manufacturer and they should help you with your problem.
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It comes with a three year limited warranty. I presume from date of purchase
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The other answer states that you can't read the warranty prior to purchasing is not correct. The first link under Product Details is a PDF of the terms, and it is fairly detailed. Of course, it is written by lawyer-ish types, so it's not fabulously clear.
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This model comes with a 3yr limited warranty from the manufacturer Asus. Generally speaking this is repair / replacement coverage for defects not related to negligence or physical damage.
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The warranty is different, for what it's worth. "Old" model = "25 year limited", "new" model = "lifetime motor" "+ 2 years-other parts. My "old" one had a reversal switch go bad in just a few years.
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Hi Mr Don,the warranty is a paper labeled on the printer. On the label are written a phone number of the market you bought the printer, and how long last the warranty for example( the warranty could last 2 or 3 years ). During these periods when something wrong happen to the printer first call that phone number and explain the issue then you should be informed where to send the printer for maintenance but you are not allowed to open the printer and change anything if you do so ,you break the warranty.
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There was a warranty but it was short, something like 30 days, but it was intended for manufacture defects and such. I've had mine for a very long time, over a year and it is still in good shape.
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3 year limited warranty. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/footer/terms-of-use?id=3101&wt.mc_id=usym_redirect_/warranty
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Limited warranty says 60 days parts only, offers 3 options for free extended warranty IF installed by a "qualified" installer. In other words, lousy warranty.
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if you do it yourself, you blow the warranty. It's a 3 year warranty if professionally installed, but only a 60-day warranty if you do it yourself.
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3 year limited warranty from the manufacturer. If you' re looking for an extended warranty you will need to check with Amazon.
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I bought the warranties having just 'lost' two computers that weren't under warranty and the parts to fix them were no longer available. I bought them simply for the replacement value. I can't speak about Smart Guard because I don't remember what their warranty did and did not cover, but extended warranties are generally a poor investment. They know how long the product will last and their warranty periods take that into account. I understand you also have to fight them; they accuse claimants of mis-use, etc. I find it telling that you can't read Smart Guard's waranty prior to buying it, and after purchasing, it takes a while to get via the 'Net, giving you little time to 'return it'. I bought the warranties having just 'lost' two computers that weren't under warranty and the parts to fix them were no longer available. I bought them simply for the replacement value. I can't speak about Smart Guard because I don't remember what their warranty did and did not cover, but extended warranties are generally a poor investment. They know how long the product will last and their warranty periods take that into account. I understand you also have to fight them; they accuse claimants of mis-use, etc. I find it telling that you can't read Smart Guard's waranty prior to buying it,... » Read More I bought the warranties having just 'lost' two computers that weren't under warranty and the parts to fix them were no longer available. I bought them simply for the replacement value. I can't speak about Smart Guard because I don't remember what their warranty did and did not cover, but extended warranties are generally a poor investment. They know how long the product will last and their warranty periods take that into account. I understand you also have to fight them; they accuse claimants of mis-use, etc. I find it telling that you can't read Smart Guard's waranty prior to buying it, and after purchasing, it takes a while to get via the 'Net, giving you little time to 'return it'. « Show Less
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According to the HP website: http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Desktops/HP-Pavilion/H3Y77AA This is what it says: Warranty * 1-year limited hardware warranty and 1 year software support; 24x7 technical assistance available online or toll-free by phone; lifetime use of HP Support Assistant
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I found a warranty page on another website. 90 days is the warranty unless you use a credit card that will double the warranty. I've had mine 3-4 years with no problems.
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It says on the Use and Care Guide that it is a "Limited Two-Year Warranty" against any defects that are due to faulty material or workmanship for a two-year period from original date of consumer purchase. The warranty does not include damage to the product resulting from accident or misuse. If the product becomes defective within the warranty period, the company will replace it free of charge.