Not necessarily. While a warranty can result in a replacement product, replacement is rarely the first automatic course of action. Most warranty agreements state that the manufacturer's primary obligation is to repair the defective part or product using new or refurbished components. If the item proves entirely unfixable or if repair costs exceed the value of the unit, the company will typically opt to replace the item with a comparable model. Reviewing your specific contract terms clarifies whether repair, replacement, or store credit is prioritized.
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