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While we cannot guarantee what your TV manufacturer covers, they typically cover the same things. Coverage includes mechanical failure, power failure, screen failure, speaker/sound failure, button failure, and wifi failure. TV manufacturer warranties do NOT cover accidental damage.

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A TV warranty is essentially an insurance policy that covers the cost of repairs or replacement in the event that something goes wrong with your TV. This can include things like accidental damage, defects in materials or workmanship, or electrical malfunctions.

Passed by Congress in 1975 - Section 102(c), 15 U.S.C. 2302(c), the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (MMWA) prevents manufacturers from using disclaimers on warranties in an unfair or misleading manner.

You have to read the details of your warranty, but most companies will replace it either with a new or refurbished product or try to repair it. You also need to keep the original receipt and make the warranty claim within the time frame stated in the warranty.

You have to read the details of your warranty, but most companies will replace it either with a new or refurbished product or try to repair it. You also need to keep the original receipt and make the warranty claim within the time frame stated in the warranty.

A warranty means that a manufacturer or seller will replace or repair an item under specific conditions and circumstances. Generally, the conditions and covered issues are outlined in the warranty document.