As a laptop store in Nepal, we offer a wide range of computing devices, including laptops, desktops, printers, and more, with a warranty. However, there are specific warranty policies you need to follow when claiming a warranty on our products. To ensure a smooth warranty claim process at InfoTechs Nepal, please take the time to understand our specific warranty policies.
The warranty depends upon the brand and type of product that you purchase. Generally, the warranty covers a time period of about 6 to 12 months from the date of purchase. The product that you buy from InfoTechs Nepal comes with a warranty that covers issues arising from defects in the manufacturing process, such as material defects and workmanship defects.
Here’s a list of common things that are not covered by the warranty:
To claim a warranty, first identify the problem, review the warranty policy to confirm coverage, and promptly contact customer service at [email protected] or 01-5916025 with a clear description. If the issue is minor, our team can assist you remotely, saving your time and effort. For major issues, visit our official store with your proof of purchase receipt.
Yes, you can transfer your warranty to someone else. We accept anyone with a valid proof of purchase bill who complies with our warranty policy.
No, you cannot repair your device without potentially voiding the warranty. We do not accept your warranty card once you have opted for third-party repairs or attempted to fix the device yourself.
Once your warranty claim is denied, our team will explain why your claim was denied. If you think you comply with our warranty policy, you can request that they review it once again. We never disappoint our customers who visit our store to claim warranty. We provide free laptop servicing as their valuable effort visiting us.
It’s simple. If you take care of your product and follow safe habits, it will not only remain under warranty but also last longer. Use a hard shell case to protect against scratches, dents, minor impacts, and everyday wear and tear. Monitor battery health by avoiding extreme temperatures and overcharging. Regularly update the OS for optimal performance. Also, do not attempt to download third-party software as it can contain malware, damage the device’s performance, and even lead to crashes or data loss in the worst case.