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Getting your Xbox device serviced. If you’ve registered your device, sign in to your Microsoft account and select Devices. Then choose the specific device to see the device details, including the device’s warranty status. If your device is within warranty, repairs are free.
- Register Or Unregister Your Xbox Device
Learn how to register your Xbox product so that you can...
- Help With Your Existing Xbox Console Or Accessory Service Order
To change the email address or the return delivery address...
- How to Pack Your Xbox Console, Kinect Sensor, Or Xbox Accessory for Shipping
When sending an accessory such as your Xbox controller to...
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- Register Or Unregister Your Xbox Device
Microsoft’s RESPONSIBILITY to repair or replace Your Xbox One or Accessory, or to refund the purchase price, is Your exclusive remedy. (e) If Your Xbox One or Accessory malfunctions after the Warranty Period expires, there is no warranty of any kind.
Learn how to register your Xbox product so that you can request and track repairs, check your warranty service, and buy an extended service plan. There’s also info on unregistering and unlinking your device.
For Xbox, see Devices on Microsoft account and follow the on-screen instructions to start the service request process. For answers to frequently asked questions about the standard limited warranty for Surface, see Surface warranty FAQ .
22 paź 2013 · The warranty will continue for the remainder of your original warranty, or for 95 days after they return your fixed xbox (whichever is greater). However, if you pay to have it fixed, the automatic one-year warranty and the three-year Red Ring warranty start anew.
Request an Xbox controller replacement. If your controller isn’t working and needs replacing, enter the controller’s serial number at the bottom of this page. You can find the serial number inside the battery compartment, below the barcode.
22 gru 2006 · REDMOND, Wash. — Dec. 22, 2006 — In a move to benefit customers, Microsoft Corp. announced today that it will change the Xbox 360™ warranty from 90 days to one year from the date of purchase in the United States and Canada.
