I bought an HP pavillion laptop in the US in February 2007 and have returned it to the UK. I checked before I paid for it that the warranty would cover me in the uk and the shop advised me that it would.
Since I then, my power jack has developed a fault and needs wiggling to connect to the power. The cable is fine.
I contacted HP UK and they have said that the warranty is only for software (this is contradicted in the warranty paperwork) and that I would need to arrange for it to be shipped to the US.
The exact model number is only sold in the states but the basic model is sold in the UK so a basic part such as the power jack would be available. The warranty states it is valid in any country that has support (which the uk has) and that sold the product.
Do you agree that HP should fix it as it is clearly a manufacturing fault?
Has anyone else had this problem?
Do you think HP should honour this warranty?
2007-03-27
09:05:55
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To clarify, the problem is the internal wiring for the power 'port'.
I don't think 'jack' is the correct term.
2007-03-27
09:29:57 ·
update #1
Thanks Scottso but I think you miss the point.
I know for a fact that I have not misused my laptop or any of the component parts.
My question is whether HP should be quibbling over the world wide warranty and whether other people have had the same problem.
2007-03-27
09:35:03 ·
update #2