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    Easiiest Way For Me To Extend My Warranty

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by huntnyc, Mar 25, 2011.

  1. huntnyc

    huntnyc Notebook Evangelist

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    At this point have one more year warranty including accidental on my T400 high nit screen laptop. I really enjoy this machine and probably at this point am going to keep it at least two or more years. Could someone direct me to the easiest way that I can extend this warranty? I tried looking on Lenovo site but might be missing something and thanks a lot.

    Gary
     
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    v_310 Notebook Consultant

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    Assuming you're in the US, just go ahead and click here
     
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    huntnyc Notebook Evangelist

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    Thanks for that. Right now, it says no upgrade is offered but still have about 1 year left on warranty. Does the possibility of upgrading change as your warranty end date draws closer?

    Gary
     
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    if that page isn't working correctly for you then i would recommend calling the sales department directly.   they can help you with upgrade options.
     
    erik, Mar 25, 2011
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    erik is correct! you can call sales if you want to upgrade from a carry-in to an onsite warranty. Otherwise, you can re-visit next year and buy the warranty of your choice.
     
    v_310, Mar 25, 2011
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