What is the warranty of this sensor?
1936599
With Amazon it's only several weeks. Acquiring it from someone else it should normally be at least one year.
1936600
The manufacturer's warranty is 12 months. You are supposed to write the serial number of each sensor on the warranty form and mail it in.
1936601
Built for long life. Usual 12 months. Also see Rockauto.com interactive catalog and check info on specific information.
1936602
Hey, I'm not sure about the warranty. But I would NOT recommend getting these. I bought 4 and 2 of them stop working in less than 1 month. And by that time, I would have to spend money to get the rims on and off the tire and buy 2 new sensors. By that time the warranty doesn't matter because you will have to spend more money just getting the rims on and off the tire to install the sensor than the price of the sensor itself. Sorry I can't answer your question, but just want to let you know it's not worth it.
1462793
I'm sorry, I do not know the answer to the question. The one I purchased is working great but not sure of it's warranty.
275346
I really haven't looked for the warranty. I haven't had any problems with it at all. Well okay just a little water got on the resistor and that has to be replaced.
65981
Sorry I have no idea since the last sensor I had never wore out. Anyways I think this product is a waste of money now given apps like RunKeeper.
119652
I do not recall, however a friend of mine did have to replace a couple of sensors and they gave him the replacements immediately. Hope this helps.
442236
I had my mechanic diagnose which sensor was defective. Replaced it with the one from Amazon. Still not working. Mechanic checked the new sensor and it is defective. I'm stuck with a paperweight.
1772899
I had no problem with mine. Simply connected to post and has worked great. Suspect sensor not working. Get a new one and do not worry. Good luck
263004
New in bosh box, I don't know about the warranty, but it is the revised sensor and worked great on my 03 Jetta TDI.
606974
I have one sensor that went bad a couple of weeks ago (at 11 months after purchasing the system from amazon). I contacted Orange electronic several times to get the sensor replaced under the original 1 year warranty policy but it's pretty ridiculous what I had to go through. First I was referred to TWG (The Wheel Group) who is their service provider for warranties. I called TWG twice, once I was put on hold and then transferred to voicemail, I left a voicemail but nobody returned it. After a week I called the second time and I was told to contact Amazon since I have purchased it from there. I called back Orange to verify that this is correct and Orange said: Yes, contact Amazon. Now Amazon said they have nothing to do with the warranty (which is what I thought from the beginning). The Amazon rep. was very nice and offered to contact Orange and TWG. We finally got through to TWG's rep that handles the Amazon distribution and he said he will ship the part to me. phew.... that was a bit of a runaround.... It does look like Orange is not really setup to deal with warranty related issues directly with the end user.
1684381
Its a good question. I think the warranty is 90 days but I've never had an issue. They all come security sealed (white security strip on box) and factory tested. If the seal is intact, it will work. Here's what you need to know. You MUST know the installers code on your panel. If you had an dealer install the system they will have setup a special 4 digit code. I can't stress this enough. No dealer code, you can't change the system. If you don't know it, don't buy any of these sensors since you can't have the system learn any new sensors or make changes to existing ones. You're going to be stuck with them and not be able to use them. The code will be 4 numbers from 0000 to 9999. I'm with XXXXXX Security and I do know mine. I asked the tech to change mine and for some consideration he did. ONLY with the Dealer Code can you learn new sensors. You will also need the correct key pad. I dont know what panel you have but if its a GE Concord 4 you need the full Alpha Numeric Keypad, not the cheap smaller one. Dealers will usually install your own sensors but you'll pay a large install fee of about $150 to show up and $200 and hour. They will then charge you for service. Your best bet is to get the Dealer Code and install yourself. If you have a Concord 4 I can send you very easy instructions on how to do it. If its another panel, check online. Learning the process is easy. If you adding one or a few sensors, just pay your dealer. If your like me and added many new ones, I saved a fortune by getting the dealer code.
326153
I want to know this too, I don't see anywhere to purchase the sensor by itself.
363374
There is a website at the back of the manual. But personally, I would just replace the whole set. One sensor cost around $30-$50. If one sensor dies, then you have an idea that the 3 sensors will follow. You might as well replace everything, plus you can save money to put them in.
1371281
Just got it and the light bulb I'm using is suppose to last about 7 years...so if the sensor goes out when the bulb goes out... I'm just replace it...Hope that helps...
768831
We had the same problem. I think it was a sensor. We only had ours 2 weeks or so and returned it for a refund.
1831995
You can take it to a pep boys or advance auto and they can specify which sensor has failed. No charge. They have hand held devices. On my Tundra there are three possibilities.
1212532
I have no idea what the warranty is/ was. I expect it was a year or so. Our unit is still working perfectly, is very nicely designed, and several friends have indicated they'll likely be buying one as well. I would have no concern about the warranty.
1989191
Frankly, I can't remember. Mine works so well I haven't had to be concerned yet about warranty issues.