Warranty Information
It’s a good idea to check your manufacturer's warranty information to see what's covered and whether you need to register for additional protection.
It’s a good idea to check your manufacturer's warranty information to see what's covered and whether you need to register for additional protection.
Everything we sell for domestic use comes with a minimum 12-month guarantee from the date of delivery. Some manufacturers offer longer cover, which may require you to register your product.
You won't always need to register your warranty. Some start automatically when you buy your product, while others offer extra cover if you register. It's worth checking your manufacturer's website to see what's included and whether there's anything you need to do.
Everything we sell for domestic use comes with a minimum 12-month guarantee from the date of delivery. Some manufacturers offer longer cover, which may require you to register your product.
You won't always need to register your warranty. Some start automatically when you buy your product, while others offer extra cover if you register. It's worth checking your manufacturer's website to see what's included and whether there's anything you need to do.
Find your product's brand below to check what's covered by its warranty and whether you need to register. If registration is needed, it usually only takes a few minutes. It's worth having your model and serial number, purchase date and proof of purchase handy before you start.
Find your product's brand below to check what's covered by its warranty and whether you need to register. If registration is needed, it usually only takes a few minutes. It's worth having your model and serial number, purchase date and proof of purchase handy before you start.
Find out how your warranty works and whether you need to register your product.
If your manufacturer isn't listed above, or you think any of the warranty information or links are incorrect, please contact us. We'll be happy to help.
If your manufacturer isn't listed above, or you think any of the warranty information or links are incorrect, please contact us. We'll be happy to help.
Your manufacturer warranty or guarantee is there to help if something goes wrong with your product during the warranty period.
All products bought from Hughes for domestic use come with at least a 12-month guarantee, but some manufacturers offer longer cover. You may need to register your product to get this, so it’s worth checking soon after delivery.
Keep your proof of purchase somewhere safe too, as you may need it if you ever need to make a claim.
Your manufacturer warranty or guarantee is there to help if something goes wrong with your product during the warranty period.
All products bought from Hughes for domestic use come with at least a 12-month guarantee, but some manufacturers offer longer cover. You may need to register your product to get this, so it’s worth checking soon after delivery.
Keep your proof of purchase somewhere safe too, as you may need it if you ever need to make a claim.
Your manufacturer warranty won't cover everything that can happen to your product.
Things like accidental damage, general wear and tear, cosmetic damage or problems caused by misuse aren't normally included.
Again, cover varies between manufacturers, so check the terms for your product if you're unsure.
Your manufacturer warranty won't cover everything that can happen to your product.
Things like accidental damage, general wear and tear, cosmetic damage or problems caused by misuse aren't normally included.
Again, cover varies between manufacturers, so check the terms for your product if you're unsure.
Nobody wants their new purchase to develop a fault, but we’re still here to help after you’ve bought it.
If your product has a confirmed fault within 30 days of delivery, you can return it for an exchange or full refund.
If something goes wrong after 30 days, the manufacturer will usually be best placed to help. Their team knows the product inside out and can offer troubleshooting, arrange a repair or provide a replacement where covered by your warranty.
Your warranty doesn't affect your legal rights. For more information about faulty products and returns, take a look at our Returns page
Nobody wants their new purchase to develop a fault, but we’re still here to help after you’ve bought it.
If your product has a confirmed fault within 30 days of delivery, you can return it for an exchange or full refund.
If something goes wrong after 30 days, the manufacturer will usually be best placed to help. Their team knows the product inside out and can offer troubleshooting, arrange a repair or provide a replacement where covered by your warranty.
Your warranty doesn't affect your legal rights. For more information about faulty products and returns, take a look at our Returns page
A manufacturer's warranty is great to have, but it won't necessarily help if your product gets accidentally damaged.
A manufacturer's warranty is great to have, but it won't necessarily help if your product gets accidentally damaged.
That's where Hughes Care comes in. It's optional product insurance that gives you accidental damage cover from the start, followed by breakdown cover once your manufacturer's guarantee has ended.
If something covered by your policy goes wrong, you won't have an excess to pay. Call-outs, parts and labour are included too, so you won't be left wondering what a repair might cost.
And if your product can't be repaired or it doesn't make sense to repair it, Hughes Care can help with a replacement, subject to the policy terms.
That's where Hughes Care comes in. It's optional product insurance that gives you accidental damage cover from the start, followed by breakdown cover once your manufacturer's guarantee has ended.
If something covered by your policy goes wrong, you won't have an excess to pay. Call-outs, parts and labour are included too, so you won't be left wondering what a repair might cost.
And if your product can't be repaired or it doesn't make sense to repair it, Hughes Care can help with a replacement, subject to the policy terms.
Not always. Some warranties start automatically when you buy your appliance, while others offer extra cover if you register. It's worth checking your manufacturer's warranty information to see whether you need to register and if there's a deadline.
Find your product's brand in our manufacturer directory above and follow the link to its warranty or registration page.
You'll usually need your model number, serial number, purchase date and proof of purchase, so have these handy before you start. Registration normally only takes a few minutes.
You'll usually still have the standard manufacturer's guarantee that comes with your product. However, you could miss out on extra cover, such as an extended warranty, if you don't register in time.
Every manufacturer is different, so check what's included and whether you need to register.
It depends on the product and manufacturer. Everything we sell for domestic use comes with a minimum 12-month guarantee, and some manufacturers offer longer cover.
Check your product's warranty information to find out how long you're covered for and whether you need to register.
Yes, many manufacturers let you register after you've bought your appliance. Some do have a deadline, particularly if you're registering for extra cover.
It's worth checking the manufacturer's requirements soon after your product arrives so you don't miss out.
You'll usually find these on a label attached to your appliance. Depending on the product, it might be inside the door, on the back or underneath.
You may also find the details on the original packaging or in the paperwork that came with your appliance.
You'll usually need proof of purchase if you make a warranty claim. This helps the manufacturer check when you bought your product and whether it's still covered.
Your receipt, order confirmation or invoice will normally do, so it's worth keeping a copy somewhere safe.
A manufacturer's warranty comes with your product and covers certain faults for a set period.
An extended warranty gives you cover for longer, although exactly what's included will depend on the provider. Some manufacturers offer extra years of cover when you register, while separate protection plans may offer different benefits.
Usually not. Most manufacturer's warranties cover certain faults with the product rather than accidental damage, such as dropping or damaging it.
If you'd like extra protection, Hughes Care offers optional accidental damage insurance from the start, followed by breakdown cover once your manufacturer's guarantee ends. Terms, conditions and exclusions apply.
If your product has a confirmed fault within 30 days of delivery, we can help arrange an exchange or full refund.
If something goes wrong after 30 days, the manufacturer will usually be best placed to help. Their team knows the product inside out and can offer troubleshooting, arrange a repair or provide a replacement where covered by the warranty.
Not sure who to contact? Get in touch with Hughes and we'll point you in the right direction.
Your warranty doesn't affect your legal rights. You can find more information on our Returns page.
Not always. Some warranties start automatically when you buy your appliance, while others offer extra cover if you register. It's worth checking your manufacturer's warranty information to see whether you need to register and if there's a deadline.
Find your product's brand in our manufacturer directory above and follow the link to its warranty or registration page.
You'll usually need your model number, serial number, purchase date and proof of purchase, so have these handy before you start. Registration normally only takes a few minutes.
You'll usually still have the standard manufacturer's guarantee that comes with your product. However, you could miss out on extra cover, such as an extended warranty, if you don't register in time.
Every manufacturer is different, so check what's included and whether you need to register.
It depends on the product and manufacturer. Everything we sell for domestic use comes with a minimum 12-month guarantee, and some manufacturers offer longer cover.
Check your product's warranty information to find out how long you're covered for and whether you need to register.
Yes, many manufacturers let you register after you've bought your appliance. Some do have a deadline, particularly if you're registering for extra cover.
It's worth checking the manufacturer's requirements soon after your product arrives so you don't miss out.
You'll usually find these on a label attached to your appliance. Depending on the product, it might be inside the door, on the back or underneath.
You may also find the details on the original packaging or in the paperwork that came with your appliance.
You'll usually need proof of purchase if you make a warranty claim. This helps the manufacturer check when you bought your product and whether it's still covered.
Your receipt, order confirmation or invoice will normally do, so it's worth keeping a copy somewhere safe.
A manufacturer's warranty comes with your product and covers certain faults for a set period.
An extended warranty gives you cover for longer, although exactly what's included will depend on the provider. Some manufacturers offer extra years of cover when you register, while separate protection plans may offer different benefits.
Usually not. Most manufacturer's warranties cover certain faults with the product rather than accidental damage, such as dropping or damaging it.
If you'd like extra protection, Hughes Care offers optional accidental damage insurance from the start, followed by breakdown cover once your manufacturer's guarantee ends. Terms, conditions and exclusions apply.
If your product has a confirmed fault within 30 days of delivery, we can help arrange an exchange or full refund.
If something goes wrong after 30 days, the manufacturer will usually be best placed to help. Their team knows the product inside out and can offer troubleshooting, arrange a repair or provide a replacement where covered by the warranty.
Not sure who to contact? Get in touch with Hughes and we'll point you in the right direction.
Your warranty doesn't affect your legal rights. You can find more information on our Returns page.