Home appliances

Appliance warranties, findable the day it breaks.

A washing machine fails on a Sunday and nobody knows if it's still covered. Warrantik keeps the retailer's warranty, the delivery receipt and the engineer history in one record.

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Why Warrantik

For appliances that outlive their paperwork.

Model and install date

Appliance model, serial and installation date stored where you can find them.

Engineer visit steps

Issuers guide you: send a photo of the error code, book a visit, keep the appliance accessible.

Receipt on file

Delivery note or invoice attached by the retailer, ready for a manufacturer claim.

Multi-year terms

Two, five and ten year parts cover tracked with reminders before each ends.

Parts vs labour clarity

What's parts-only and what includes labour, stated on the warranty itself.

Moves with the home

Transferable cover can pass to a buyer or new tenant when you move.

Step by step

How an appliance warranty works on Warrantik.

Step 1
The business issues it
Product, serial or reference, start date, term, exclusions and any money-back window — issued in under a minute from the dashboard, the API or a CSV import.
Step 2
You get the warranty card
A branded email lands with your warranty card, its unique code and a scannable QR. It appears in your free Warrantik wallet at the same time.
Step 3
Claim or verify anytime
Scan the QR to prove cover, or file a claim with photos and video. You follow every status change and message in one thread.

Appliance cover: parts, labour and the fine print

Large-appliance warranties frequently split cover: a short all-inclusive period followed by years of parts-only cover on specific components such as motors, drums or compressors. Callout labour, consumables like filters and seals, and damage from limescale, overloading or bad installation are usually excluded.

That split is where claims go wrong. Recording the warranty digitally at the point of sale — with the model, serial, install date and the issuer's own claim requirements — means the customer and the retailer are reading the same terms two years later.

Model, serial and install date stored
Parts-only periods made explicit
Error-code photos on claims
Engineer visit next steps
Reminders before each term ends
Transfer when you sell the home

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How do I find out if my appliance is still under warranty?

Open the warranty in your Warrantik wallet or the original email and check the status — active, expiring soon or expired — against the issuer's live record.

Does an appliance warranty cover labour as well as parts?

Often only for an initial period, with longer parts-only cover after that. The issuer writes the split onto the warranty so you can see what a callout will cost.

What do I need before booking an engineer?

Usually the model and serial, the fault or error code and proof of purchase. Warrantik keeps all three on the record, and issuers can list any extra requirements as claim next steps.