I had the same question and after making several calls, I think I have it.
The current manufacturer of the Ginsu knives is Douglas Quick Cut. They will replace your authentic Ginsu knives free of charge. I was told to send mine to them with payment of $2 per knife for shipping and a new one would be sent out. They only charge $1 shipping for the dinner knives.
But, they must be authentic. There was another company making fake Ginsu knives and they won't replace those knives. I was told that the fake knives are marked: "Ginsu 2000" or "Ginsu World Class" or "TV Knife."
Mail your knives to:
Douglas Quick Cut
P.O. Box 29
Walnut Ridge, AR 72476
There phone number is 870-886-6774 should you like to verify what I was told just a few minutes ago.
Yes , but with restrictions ; see relevant link below . Excerpt is from their site - The Buck Knives Forever Warranty is pretty much what it says. A Buck Knife is built to last. But if for some reason, your Buck is defective due to materials or workmanship, you can return it to us for repair. No matter where you bought it. We will repair your knife, including parts, labor and or replacement with a new knife at our discretion. Keep in mind, repair is not always possible or practical. We will replace your knife with the same or one that is comparable if your knife is no longer available. Please note if your knife has sentimental value when you send the knife to us."
just contact the company for warranty they will replace it if you send a picture and pay shipping.
Accuride warranty covers the materials and workmanship. The warranty does not cover the drawer slides. They will send replacement parts for defective parts but not parts that have been misused or installed improperly.
You can send your Leatherman Surge tool directly to Leatherman's warranty department for repair or replacement. Their contact information can be found on Leatherman's website under the warranty section. Make sure to follow their instructions for shipping and repair processing.
Most warranties that come with household products a limited warranties and are usually only for a year after date of purchase. Without mailing in the warranty I don't believe they will let you return it or send you a replacement.
If your cookware is quite new you can try www.revereware.com which has a warranty contact. If your cookware is quite old, you can try www.reverewareparts.com which sells replacement parts for "vintage" era Revere Ware cookware (1939-1968).
A replacement can be requested through the Wahl website help center or by calling them on their toll free number. This item may be covered under warranty so make sure to send in the paperwork.
"Hewlett Packard doesn't send you a check for the warranty. If something is wrong with your computer or printer you send it in, and they fix it and send it back."
The best way to enforce a warranty is to contact the company. You they will either allow you to send the item in or they will send another product to you.
Send it in for warranty repair
If your warranty is still available for your laptop, you can send it back to Dell for a website. Alternatively, you can buy a new motherboard from Dell's official website.
Heating went bad where can we send it for repair or replacement ?