How to contact drive dealer for warranty?
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to connect seller go Robinson.com click on your account at top of page in your account go to the orders section and click on link leave seller feedback select the order or click on the view order button click on the seller profile under the appropriate product on the lower right side of the page under seller help select help click on contact this seller I am sorry this is so long read it off of a form if this does not help there is a sticker on product with a address where you can write to good luck
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I bought 2 drives from Platinum Micro and they did not have the warranty after checking on the WD site. However, that did not stop Platinum Micro from claiming they did carry the 5yr warranty in their specific listing. Just be careful and plan on returning the drives. I ended up paying a little more and purchasing from Newegg to ensure a quality product was delivered.
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Is it being sold as new? This might be a refurbished drive. In any event, WD's website can provide warranty info and drive status.
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Hi Juan,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support. We apologize for the issue experienced with the DT101G2 flash drive. We are here to help and can replace the drive under it's five year warranty. Please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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The ones being fulfilled by Amazon are not factory new, and different sellers would have different warranties probably ending at 30 days. These are used drives that may have been mechanically refurbished (mine wasn't physically repaired but it had been used).
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On the Hitachi web site you can plug in the drive SN and find out if it is covered. Their warranties go from 1 to 5 years but I suspect that the consumer drives are only a year.
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The drive I purchased was new. Not sure about any warranty. That was 2 maybe 3 years ago.
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I ordered four drives, after receipt I ran their numbers through the Warranty Validation page on the Seagate Partner site and received the following information: "The product you identified was sold as a system component. Please contact your place of purchase for service. Seagate sells many drives to direct OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) customers. These products are usually configured for the OEMs only, as components for their systems. You must contact your place of purchase for any warranty support on these drives."
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I'm not sure how that is true. Warranties run from when the drive is bought - if it is new. A used one would be a different thing.
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What i got was a brand new drive but i think only with 1 year warranty. It Works perfectly..
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WD warranties are 5 years from the date of manufacture. Provided someone else hasn't already sent the drive in for warranty repair, then you're covered for the remainder of the 5-year period. Just make sure the drive is simply used, not refurbished.
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Western Digital offers the 5 Year warranty and is based on the manufacture date and the serial number of the drive. You check check directly with WD on their website for warranty coverage here http://support.wd.com/warranty/index_end.asp?lang=en
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They never show the back cover of the drive in the photos - no wonder there is so much confusion. Open the drive and the warranty is void. They shipped SEALED from the atmosphere, be sure of that.
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It depends on the vendor. I got this drive thru a 3rd party seller on Amazon. That particular vendor has a 3 year manufacturer warranty and tracks the drive thru the serial number. I would recommend looking carefully at this before purchasing since the hard drive market has gone thru so much consolidation lately and most manufacturers are dropping their multi year warranties on most drives they sell now. It will be hard to get a drive with a full warranty. With the emergence of SDD there are only 3 IDE manufacturers left really. WD, Seagate and Toshiba. They have bought up everyone else. So far Toshiba has been good about drive warranties for most products from what I can tell. WD can be very finicky and seems to only push the longer warranty on their more expensive enterprise drives. Seagate is in between. I guess they figure since they are the only 3 players left that they can avoid warranties and make folks buy new drives more often. Either that or move to SDD.
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the drive i bought was sold by amazon and was in a sealed package. the first thing i did before opening it was to verify the serial # with wd's website. this has happened to me once before, i sent it back & got reimbursed, but had to pay shipping. always make shure it is OEM product so you get the warranty.
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I am not sure since I purchased a 2 yr warranty when I bought my Seagate which is so dependable.If you have anyproblem with a Seagate and also have a year subscription to Carbonite, their customer care with solve any problem you have with the external hard drive which the Carbonite service requires. MDR
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3-year limited warranty. If you go to the website I am sure they have a contact number, or email them and hopefully they will replace your product. mine still working, but for sure is not my favorite hard drive, I rather buying the passport external hard drive. I had one of those for 5 year now and is still alive.