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    ownership of G73JH

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by Voodoofreak, Oct 3, 2010.

  1. Voodoofreak

    Voodoofreak Notebook Deity

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    Just wondering if the warranty for Asus machines work exactly like Dells? Basically, if I was to sell my G73...would I have to go through any special steps to transfer ownership in case the buyer needs warranty support on the laptop in the future? I tried using google, but it didn't return any good results. Appreciate the responses.
     
    Voodoofreak, Oct 3, 2010
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  2. TallRed

    TallRed Notebook Enthusiast

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    I believe Asus only warranties thier products for the original purchaser. If you sold it, it would, technically, not have a warranty to the new buyer.

    Now, I do know that Asus does go off of manufacture date for things such as motherboards, in that, as long as you are within the warranty timeframe for a given product, they have no issue dealing with RMAs. But, that is for motherboards, I do not know if it applies to laptops as well.

    But, as long as you provide a copy of the original invoice to whomever you sold the laptop to, I would doubt they would have any issues getting warranty work done as long as they provided a copy of the invoice whne they RMA.
     
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    rschauby Superfluously Redundant

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    the 2 year warranty is transferable, the 1 year accidental warranty is not.
     
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    Thank you guys. Is there a form or anything that needs to be filled out? Or as TallRed mentioned, I just need to provide a receipt from GenTech for the buyer to use when using the warranty?
     
    Voodoofreak, Oct 4, 2010
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