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Linguistically, both a warranty and a guarantee are promises to the customer. The difference is their legal standing. Guarantees are more or less verbal promises whereas most warranties are written contractual agreements that are more legally binding to protect both parties.

A good warranty of sufficient term and backed by quality service helps ensure buyer confidence, fosters good customer relationships, promotes the sellers brand and as a rule, improves sales.

A Warranty Policy is where you let your customers know the specific and exact terms of your warranty, such as: What parts or components of a product are covered by the warranty and what parts/components are not covered. How long the warranty period lasts for (how long can customers get coverage)

Warrants to the purchaser of any Chart manufactured equipment that for one (1) year after initial use (or placement into storage) Chart manufactured equipment shall be free from any defects in workmanship and materials, and that for two (2) years on the DSS Series and five (5) years on the 01 Series after the date of ...

Warranty Period means the period of validity of the warranties given by the Supplier commencing at completion of procurement of goods or a part thereof, if separate completion of the procurement of goods for such part has been provided in the Contract, during which the Supplier is responsible for defects with respect ...

A warranty describes the conditions in which the seller is liable and what conditions are excluded. Although the buyer does not pay a separate cost for the warranty, the warranty price is included in the product's price.

Warranties are generally only good for a specified period. If that period ends, the entity that issued the warranty is no longer obligated to repair or replace a product previously covered.