how to return bulb for warranty?
1275350
Don't know. I wrote the vendor and they said bad luck we won't take them back. I will avoid buying these lights.
70218
NO, I bought this based on the previous answer but I didn't get the joke. Now I am sending it back. I want to be able to replace the bulbs.
2104930
I have three lamps like this. I have had no issues so far. Try to return if still under warranty.
437844
I guess first step is to try to contact manufacturer, since that is what Amazon support is going to tell you to do. What I do now LED bulbs is buy them from Home Depot and save the receipt. They will take them back no questions asked, even after a year
191024
i dont remember if it had a warranty, have had the buld for about two months and so far so good. its a little briter then the original bulb. is easy to put in to..
429783
I have never seen a warranty. It refers only to the owners manual. The bulb on our TV should last approximately 5000 hours.
1246476
If the bulb is in correctly and not broken then return for defective part.Amazon has great customer service.
1060791
Have not replaced the bulb so far...yet. I believe you can probably write to the manufacturer.
2110316
The one year warranty DOES NOT WORK. I purchased the light October 21st, it started getting dim last month and it died today. I contacted the seller and they said since the order is fulfilled by Amazon, they would handle the returns. I contacted Amazon and they said since it was greater than 30 days it was not returnable and the manufacturer would handle it. There was no info with the bulb, just an invoice, so I am out of luck, apparently. I have already purchased a genuine Philips replacement bulb from another site which is on its way.
2191421
I do not know the warranty on this product. I only had a day before I decided to return it. It was a good light but not what I needed it for.
1790061
I just got off the phone with Amazon. As this is stored in the Amazon warehouse and is fulfilled by Amazon, Amazon handles everything. however, they only have a 30 day return policy. Talking the the gentleman on the phone, they have no contact info for B&S Forever. I was 'Lucky' enough to have my bulb go out within the 30 days (one hour of use actually) so Amazon is issuing me a refund. I was unable to find any contact info for B&S Forever on my own other than "Invoice Request" and "thank You" on their Amazon store front. Hopefully either B&S monitors this or someone has had better luck.
164468
Yes but if it blows and that send u a different one the warranty doesn't start over. I only got two months out of three different bulbs and they wouldn't replace the third one even though I only had it 1 1/2 months
284267
call who ever you bought your bulb from and they will replace it, if it came with a one year warranty. Some of these bulbs does not come with a one year warranty.
1642685
If under warranty you can send it to them and have it fixed. You pay the freight. Under warranty they will send you a bulb. There are no instructions or enough parts (high temperature crimps) to easily replace it. It is not designed to be replaced. My bulb blew up within 60 days. I fixed it with a new bulb, but I didn't consider my fix reliable. It works now but is destined for the garbage.
1898977
I don't see why not, but you should call them first and make sure (877-927-7268). I had an issue with them where they warrantied a tv lamp for me, then when the lamp broke, I called them to make a claim and they said "we don't warranty bulbs". But they eventually made good on it. They gave me my refund. So they are worthy.
1397477
My advice would be to contact the seller or the direct manufacturer. They may be able to replace the damaged bulb free of charge or at least inform you of the proper bulb to purchase and replace yourself. Most companies will provide missing instructions/manuals if you call and request them or find them online
1765597
I'm not a lawyer or expert, but here's my opinion: Don't bother. Consider it the cost of education. Items that cost $6.50 new (Amazon's current price) really aren't worth the effort. If you take it a matter of principal, then you need to follow the policy's as promised in writing when you bought it. IE: take the dead bulb to somewhere where you could temporarily get your hands on an exact duplicate, (Lowe's, Home Depot etc). On it's packaging, find the fine print that is the actual warranty and see what it promises From Amazon's page: "Warranty Description - Guaranteed to last 2 years based on 4 hours use per day at 120-Volt." and also, what is required for a refund/replacement. I would expect it would require proof of purchase (IE: receipt showing date & cost of purchase). And then you'd have to mail it, along with the dead bulb to them where they would evaluate your claim and decide if it meets the criteria. However, the warranty says it's based on the bulb being used 4-hours a day, and it would be upon you to prove it hadn't been used longer than that. Good Luck! All for $6.50 Since you'd have to pay about that just for the postage to return the dead bulb, you can see why I think it's a waste of your time, and advertising hype on their part.