warranty period on WDC hard disks ?
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16 December 2004, 05:09 PM
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If you want to check the warranty on your WDC drive then the link is below :-
http://support.wdc.com/warranty/sele...p?custtype=end
http://support.wdc.com/warranty/sele...p?custtype=end
16 December 2004, 08:52 PM
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OEM or Retail? Retail kit usually comes with three years, but a similar OEM channel device will come with a 12 month warranty from the vendor. In some circumstances the manufacturer may honor the retail warranty term if contacted directly.
Fortunately my OEM DeathStar had a 12 month warranty but irrespective of the warranty period it must be fit for the purpose and a device that dies after 13 months wasnt so you are certainly entitled to a depreciated credit; dont be fobbed off.
Simon
Fortunately my OEM DeathStar had a 12 month warranty but irrespective of the warranty period it must be fit for the purpose and a device that dies after 13 months wasnt so you are certainly entitled to a depreciated credit; dont be fobbed off.
Simon
16 December 2004, 10:33 PM
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ok cheers - my mate's digging his paperwork out now to find out whether it was retail or oem. It came from overclockers.
The drive won't even communicate with the computer - doesn't get recognised by BIOS or WinXP installer. Sounds like the bearings have gone listening to the mechanical nature of the noise.
The drive won't even communicate with the computer - doesn't get recognised by BIOS or WinXP installer. Sounds like the bearings have gone listening to the mechanical nature of the noise.
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