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Warranty terms can vary from free repairs on the defective product to complete replacement. The owner may be instructed to bring the product to the nearest authorized repairman, the seller, or ship it to the manufacturer.

Depending on your business model and what you'd like to include, this section can have any of the following or some different remedy: The company will repair the product, at no cost, if the product is still under warranty. The company will repair any broken parts of a product using new or replacement parts.

What is a warranty plan? A warranty plan is an extended warranty or service contract which offers extended repairs or additional features and benefits not covered by the OEM warranty.

Establish the necessary processes, procedures, and systems for the warranty program Develop a workflow for the warranty process. Outline the process for customers to file a warranty claim. Create a process for handling customer inquiries. Determine how long a warranty will last. Determine how to verify warranty claims.

In a positive warranty experience, you should clearly understand the terms of the plan, the various associated costs and the value of the coverage you're receiving. Too many claim filings get denied because of ?gotcha? clauses?small details in the plan terms that prevent your claim from getting approved.

In most cases, if a product is replaced under warranty, then the replacement product will have the rest of the remaining warranty from the original item. You don't get an entirely new warranty every time you get the item replaced, unless the warranty specifically says that you do.

Answers to Your Top 7 Warranty Questions What is included in a standard warranty? ... What is not included in a standard warranty? ... What if I want more coverage or a specialized warranty? ... What other types of warranties are available? ... Can my warranty be transferred to a new owner? ... What if I want a warranty on used equipment?

Generally, there is no specified duration for implied warranties under state laws. However, the state statutes of limitations for breach of either an express or an implied warranty are generally four years from date of purchase.