Does this warranty cover things that go wrong with the computer that arn't covered by drops or spills ?
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My computer "locked up" it wouldn't reboot or anything. I dug out my warranty and called. The young man I spoke with was very nice and called HP immediately. HP talked me thru unlocking it and resetting it. There was no charge to me. If you need their customer service phone number send me another question and I will send you their number. They were very nice and I called late on a Sunday night. Hope this helped.
164658
Yes - it has a one-year limited warranty from date of purchase. Exclusions include damage or failure due to heat, moisture, shock, misuse, poor maintenance, improper charging, unusual wear and tear or tampering.
1036090
You did not read the Terms of Service very carefully then, because this is an "ADH" plan. That means this plan SPECIFICALLY covers damage from accidental spills and drops and it says there very plainly that if you have the ADH plan, these conditions will be covered. Here is the exact wording you can search for in the pdf document: "repairs or damage resulting from dropping the Product, liquid, or in connection with screen breakage are covered under this ADH Coverage benefit."
1148549
I'm not seeing any warranty , The computer have a problem once ina while the screen blackout. going to put a complaint to the provider.
2037659
I haven't had a problem with mine but I knew this was temporary until I could get the one case I really wanted. There is no warranty on the case as far as I know. Sorry you are having problems with yours.
1827776
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but having a dresser or any other heavy object within the buyer's control fall on the product is probably not going to be covered by any warranty. Generally, warranties cover manufacturing or design defects--things outside the control of the purchaser. But the situation you describe is like buying a car, running into a light pole with it, then trying to get your warranty to cover the damage. If you let some heavy object (a dresser, for Ba'al's sake!) fall on your computer then the fault and cost of repair is all yours. I doubt that the seller will send you a new one if you give that reason for the warranty coverage request. Make sure, before you start buying parts--and from the situation you describe, you will have to buy them out of pocket--that you know for sure what's broken. The MacBook Pro I purchased this LCD for had two components to the display--the LCD display panel itself, and a tough plexiglass cover that is stuck in place with a powerful adhesive. If you see cracks but still see a clear picture behind the cracks, then it sounds like your LCD panel is undamaged but the protective cover is cracked. If so, the part is a bit cheaper (~$30 for the plexiglas cover vs $40-60 for the display panel itself) but you must be very careful about replacing it. It's easy to crack and destroy the LCD while replacing its protective cover. I've done it myself. So make sure which part you need, purchase accordingly, then either be very slow and careful about replacement or pay a qualified tech to do it for you. Apple computers are wonderful, absolutely the highest quality machines available, and are worth spending a little money on to keep them going. But once you get up into the $500+ range you might want to start looking for another (used or refurbished) Apple rather than simply driving on with whatever you have now. Good luck with your machine.
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I would certainly purchase a warranty plan that has a accidental breakage clause in it so you are covered for things that go unexepectadedly awry through no fault of your own like a small child spilling his/her chocolate milk on the keyboard...etc..etc...I would not purchase the square trade warranty as it has a lot of loopholes in the small print that bushwack you when you try to use it. This is the firm I currently do business with...Electronic Warranty.com Check them out or check out this site for reviews of warranty companies...http://extended-warranty-services-review.toptenreviews.com/electronicwarranty.com-review.html Good l;uck and I hope you enjoy your new device! I would certainly purchase a warranty plan that has a accidental breakage clause in it so you are covered for things that go unexepectadedly awry through no fault of your own like a small child spilling his/her chocolate milk on the keyboard...etc..etc...I would not purchase the square trade warranty as it has a lot of loopholes in the small print that bushwack you when you try to use it. This is the firm I currently do business with...Electronic Warranty.com Check them out or check out this site for reviews of warranty... » Read More I would certainly purchase a warranty plan that has a accidental breakage clause in it so you are covered for things that go unexepectadedly awry through no fault of your own like a small child spilling his/her chocolate milk on the keyboard...etc..etc...I would not purchase the square trade warranty as it has a lot of loopholes in the small print that bushwack you when you try to use it. This is the firm I currently do business with...Electronic Warranty.com Check them out or check out this site for reviews of warranty companies...http://extended-warranty-services-review.toptenreviews.com/electronicwarranty.com-review.html Good l;uck and I hope you enjoy your new device! « Show Less
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It covers all repair from DROPPING or SPILLING and their first question is "Was this from dropping or spilling?" and if you answer "No" then they won't cover it. I know because my daughters display went out on her Lenovo computer and after Canopy said we would have to use our lenovo warranty since it wasn't a drop or spill, it ended up taking us 4 months for them to finally give in and replace it since they said they couldn't fix it.
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It is covered for spills & drops. I called Warrantech and they explained that under the ADH(Accidental Damage Handling)policy, just about everything is covered with the exception of the memory card and the pictures on it. He went on to explain that as long as it was not intentional damage, it's covered.
1820456
I had problems with the computer, and while HP did provide good warranty coverage, I had to get the computer to a US address. They would not let me ship it directly to their service center. This was a significant issue for me.
2093256
I have had this computer since January 2014, I live in the US, and I haven't had any problem yet, but I have contacted their customer service department, they explain to me my warranty is from ASUS and it covers the computer for a year anywhere in the world. I would contact ASUS directly to confirm this, good luck.
725244
I am not sure. I would suggest looking for the information on the product site/description, typically warranties are for about 1 year for defects and such. I have had my case/keyboard for three months so far and no issues.
814021
Seems as though these issues are covered by the standard Dell warranty, see website for details. I have not had occasion/need to call tech support thus far.
1480091
In our experience, this warranty covered a regular mechanical failure, and while ours was new, I believe it can cover computers sold as refurbished, but not used.
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There are two types of warranty protection offered from ASUS, the first is a two year warranty and is basic in form. The second warranty is known as a accidental damage warranty that is also through the company via ASUS only applies to certain computers and is known as the ADP program good for one year. I certainly hope that this helps, and yes this particular laptop is covered.
1010334
Brandon, Yes, to both of your questions. Please note that the proper installation of any component that does not damage the computer will *not* void the warranty on the system.
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It dependes on how often you use it and how careful you are about not dropping it or bumping it around.I think the warranty is on MFG defects.