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If your device's screen is cracked, it is likely the result of accidental damage or misuse, which is not covered under most manufacturer warranties. However, some manufacturers may offer accidental damage coverage or extended warranties that cover damage caused by accidents.

Manufacturer warranty on audio devices covers manufacturing defects. These are likely to include faulty drivers causing the speaker/earphone to function on only one side, faulty wiring or PCBs, and so on.

Does the Warranty Cover Cracked Screens or Scratches? As mentioned above, accidental damages such as broken or scratched screens aren't covered by the Apple one-year warranty. Your service provider will inspect your gadget for any additional damages and give you an estimate of the repair cost.

Step One: Fill the Warranty Claim Request Form below by sharing with us all the necessary details - defect, invoice, model name, etc. Once we get your request, we will get back to you in a day's time. Step Two: Once your claim request is approved, a unique WCID (Warranty Case Id) number will be issued to your case.

Not all issues can be fixed for a reasonable price. Though some services may charge more depending on parts and labor, most typical repairs range from as little as $30 to around $70.

Replacement Procedure (for Customers) Contact our toll free number (1800-209-4168) to receive confirmation that your device is faulty. Contact the shop where you purchased your device. If the shop will not accept your claim, you may process it through TP-Link's RMA program by following the steps below:

In general, if the damage is not caused by intentional or accidental misuse, most manufacturers will replace the product or offer a repair service under warranty. However, it is always a good idea to check the specific terms and conditions of your warranty to see what is covered.

One of the simplest ways to repurpose broken headphones is to make a speaker out of them. You can use the headphone drivers, which are the parts that produce sound, as mini speakers for your phone, laptop, or MP3 player. All you need is a 3.5mm audio jack, some wires, and a container to house the drivers.