
Section 3 Warranty
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Miscellaneous Supplies
Charges for paint, oil, glue, regular tape, and other miscellaneous supplies should not be included in your warranty claims.
These items are used on many service calls as part of your service technician’s regular equipment. The cost of these items
is included in the rate negotiated for your service center agreement and will not be paid through regular warranty channels.
Should you attempt to charge for these items on a warranty claim, your claim will be rejected for having “invalid part
numbers”. By ensuring these items are included in your truck stock, you will achieve a higher completed call average.
Dealer Stock Repairs
Stock repairs are dened as an unsold product residing in a dealership inventory. Select YES for the “Stock Repair” (See
example below). Failure to select YES will start the warranty coverage immediately even though the product has not been sold
to a consumer and will require a purchase date.
Products in dealer or distributor warehouse, or on a dealer’s oor may be repaired under the terms and conditions of the
written Product Warranty. Such repairs will not affect the time period of the warranty when the product is sold to a consumer.
If a product on a sales oor or in stock requires a service call within 18 months from the week of production, (as indicated by
the date code in the product serial number) the product may be repaired under warranty. A warranty claim should be led
in ServicePower as a stock repair. After 18 months from the DOM, the dealer will assume nancial responsibility for all dealer
stock and show room oor model repairs. Damage and cosmetic related issues, and inspections for resale are not covered
by dealer stock warranty. Once again, when submitting a claim for stock, select YES for stock. Only one store stock repair is
allowed per appliance.
Dehumidiers, Compact Refrigerators, Freezers, Room Air Conditioners and Countertop Microwaves are not
considered cost effective to diagnose or repair, it is advisable to call the DDPS Department 800-456-4669 prior to scheduling
service for any of these products.
Verication of Warranty Coverage
It is the responsibility of the service technician to verify that a product qualies for warranty coverage before starting repairs.
If necessary, the consumer is obligated to provide the original bill of sale to establish the exact day the warranty commenced.
The technician, at his/her discretion, may accept the date given by the consumer; however, the technician is expected to
protect him/herself from the possibility of an invalid warranty claim by asking for the bill of sale. It is always in the best
interest of the Service Provider to insist the consumer be required to produce a bill of sale (or other proof of purchase) in
every instance. Proof of purchase may be requested from the Service Provider, after the claim is led, for warranty verication.
Proof of purchase may be faxed to the Servicer Assistance Center (
866-646-6810 - Option 3), and must include the
corresponding ServicePower claim number.
All EMA brands are protected by a clearly written warranty printed in the Owner’s Guide that accompanies each product. The
warranty begins on the day the product is purchased by the rst consumer/owner, and covers only malfunctions resulting from
defects in material or workmanship.
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