Has anyone returned/exchanged things under warranty at Toolstation?
Got a little electric screwdriver before Christmas. It stopped working pretty soon but I was too busy/lazy to take it back. Website shows 1 year warranty. Finally took it back this week and had to revisit when a manager was there, he tried to process it but apparently after 6 months their computer says no and I have to contact B&D directly to claim on the warranty (annoyingly it's been 6 mo 2 days but there we go).
I can't imagine it'll be worth sending a £20 budget tool back to B&D but I'd probably rather do that than have a non-functioning piece of junk.
Is this correct? The warranty is with the manufacturer not the retailer?
Your contract is always with the retailer and it’s up to them to fix the problem, either with a refund or replacement or organising a repair. They’re breaching the Consumer Rights Act by fobbing you off onto the manufacturer.
I took an 11 month old fucked (I mean completely ragged, I DID NOT look after that thing) RO sander back to Toolstation in Norbury, caked in plaster dust and with only my digital receipt in my account/app. Swapped it out for new with zero questions. Likely branch dependent.
Has anyone returned/exchanged things under warranty at Toolstation?
Got a little electric screwdriver before Christmas. It stopped working pretty soon but I was too busy/lazy to take it back. Website shows 1 year warranty. Finally took it back this week and had to revisit when a manager was there, he tried to process it but apparently after 6 months their computer says no and I have to contact B&D directly to claim on the warranty (annoyingly it's been 6 mo 2 days but there we go).
I can't imagine it'll be worth sending a £20 budget tool back to B&D but I'd probably rather do that than have a non-functioning piece of junk.
Is this correct? The warranty is with the manufacturer not the retailer?