Dead on Arrival Negotiation Guidelines
Topics:
- Negotiating request for replacement or refund on a new unit due to a sealed system failure
- Customer requesting replacement (RMT) on product due to mechanical failure
- DOA product guidelines
Answer:
The problem must be diagnosed by a Factory Certified Service Company. Be proactive in expediting this process. Product Support can help with this type of issue as needed.
Option 1: Repair
- If there is a Sealed System problem diagnosis, be proactive in making sure parts are expedited if needed. In addition, offer to extend the total and sealed system warranty by two years.
- If the problem is diagnosed as a mechanical failure, be proactive in making sure parts are expedited if needed. In addition, offer to extend the total warranty by one or two years.
Option 2: Replacement
If the customer refuses repair, you may replace the unit at no charge. If approving an RMT, follow the current RMT Process.
- See also, Replacement Product Unit Disposition.
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