Pulling up your warranty details...
- Independent
- Transparent flat fees
- You choose when to share your details
- WA-only
- Installers in the WattMate network
Your system has separate warranties: one from each equipment maker, and one from your installer for the work.
Here's what each one typically covers, and who to call. WattMate doesn't handle claims or do warranty work.
Check your own system
Enter your install date to see what's likely still covered, and get your maker's warranty claim contact.
Check my warranty statusTypical lengths in Australia. Your own warranty papers have the real terms.
Covered
Not covered
Covered
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Covered
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Use our free warranty status checker to see what's still covered, then gather your install date, serial numbers and original paperwork.
Start with the business that sold you the system. Under consumer law it must deal with the problem. If it has closed, the maker's warranty line can help.
Find manufacturer contactsYour installer or the maker carries out any approved repair or replacement under their warranty. WattMate doesn't perform or fund the work.