No, a warranty does not mean you are entitled to a cash refund. Under standard commercial and consumer law, the warrantor retains the legal right to attempt a repair of the defective product or provide an identical replacement unit before ever offering monetary compensation. Refunds are typically issued only as a last resort if the item cannot be fixed after multiple reasonable repair attempts, if replacement stock is permanently discontinued, or if the specific contract features a separate satisfaction guarantee.
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