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Issue with Currys/Sony warranty

Ash_Pole
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I purchased some Sony headphones from Currys last year. Ordered online, collected from store.
After a while there was an issue with the sound and I took them back for a warranty repair, they were away for a month.
The fault wasn't really fixed and I took then back again yesterday (14th August) for another repair.
The (emailed) receipt says "Order date 12th August 2023" and "Date of receipt 17th August". Currys said that's fine but Sony have refused a repair as for the 12 month warranty they go by the order date rather than the receipt date.
Do I have any rights here?
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Under warranty, no. Any warranty is offered in addition to your statutory rights and can have (pretty much) any terms it likes.You may be able to claim under CRA but that’s with the retailer, so Curry’s and they would be within their rights to ask you to prove a manufacturing fault.1
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Are the order and sale dates the same. If they are that's when Sony will offer a warranty from. They have to draw a line somewhere.0
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Thank you for the reply. I've looked up Curry's T&C's, on their website and they say:
"If the fault with your product occurs within its guarantee period (normally 12 months from delivery) we will offer you a prompt repair service."
So, to me, Sony warranty aside, this should be covered by Curry's guarantee anyway. Unless they will argue that date of delivery is not the date of collection? But anyway, it only says that the fault has to occur within 12 months, not that it would need returning within 12 months. And as they had the item in before with the same fault then it's clear that the fault did occur within 12 months.
Worth arguing my case with them?0 -
Ash_Pole said:Thank you for the reply. I've looked up Curry's T&C's, on their website and they say:
"If the fault with your product occurs within its guarantee period (normally 12 months from delivery) we will offer you a prompt repair service."
So, to me, Sony warranty aside, this should be covered by Curry's guarantee anyway. Unless they will argue that date of delivery is not the date of collection? But anyway, it only says that the fault has to occur within 12 months, not that it would need returning within 12 months. And as they had the item in before with the same fault then it's clear that the fault did occur within 12 months.
Worth arguing my case with them?Life in the slow lane0 -
Your getting your consumer rights and sony warranty mixed up.When you say you took them back when the first issue occured for a warranty repair, do you mean you took them back to currys? Did you say you was claiming under the warranty of just that there was an issue with the sound?0
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