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Free Warranty Card generator for electronics, appliances, and durable-goods retailers — captures product model, serial number, purchase date, warranty period, and an auto-computed expiry date. Includes what's covered and what's NOT covered text.
A Warranty Card records a product's serial number, purchase date, warranty period, and what's covered/excluded. Issued by Pakistani electronics and appliance retailers at every sale. Customer keeps it for service-centre claims; auto-computes warranty expiry date.
Every Pakistani electronics customer who's tried to claim warranty on a phone whose original card was lost knows why this document matters. The serial number is what unlocks the service centre's database; without it, you're proving nothing. The card itself is just paper, but the discipline of issuing one at every sale — with the serial RECORDED accurately — is what makes warranty service actually work in practice. The other detail Pakistani electronics retailers should pay attention to: the "what's NOT covered" section is where you protect yourself from the angry customer who shows up six months later expecting free repair of a water-damaged phone. Print it boldly; have the customer initial it if you really want to bulletproof. The few extra minutes at sale time save hours of unpleasant conversations later.
A Warranty Card is the document a retailer (or manufacturer) hands the customer with a purchased product, recording: the product details (name, model, serial number), the purchase date and invoice reference, the warranty period (typically 6 months to 3 years for Pakistani electronics; 1 year is standard), and crucially what IS and ISN'T covered. Pakistani electronics shops (mobile phones, TVs, ACs, refrigerators, microwaves, kitchen appliances) include warranty cards on every sale; without one, customers can't claim warranty repair if something fails. The card serves as both a customer convenience (centralised proof of warranty entitlement) and a retailer protection (the printed exclusions tell the customer upfront what won't be covered, preventing ugly arguments later about "you didn't tell me!"). This generator auto-computes the warranty expiry date from the purchase date and stated period, captures the serial number prominently (essential for service-centre lookup), and prints a clear two-column "covered / not covered" footer.
Always record the serial number / IMEI accurately. Service centres can't honour claims without it; this is the single most important field on the card.
Print 'What's NOT covered' as prominently as 'What's covered'. Surprises at service time create angry social-media customers; clear upfront terms don't.
WhatsApp the warranty card PDF to the customer at purchase. Paper cards get lost; WhatsApp messages survive.
Distinguish dealer warranty from manufacturer warranty clearly. Customers buying grey-market imports need to understand they have ONLY dealer warranty (which is only as good as the dealer).
Pro tip: maintain a parallel digital register of every warranty card issued (Google Sheet with serial + customer name + purchase date + expiry). When customers lose the paper card, you can reissue from your register.
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