Extended Warranty for P55 MB's

[MindLESS]

I had an email from John Hung at Gigabyte appologising for the delay and telling me they are sorting out the certificate for it.
I don't have too much of a problem with waiting - we've got 3 years of warranty before the extended warranty has any effect.

As with a lot of things, when something new starts up you can get teething troubles - if you've not had anything in a few days again I'd say post here and I'm fairly sure runn3R or another member of the GBUK team would have a look and get back to you.

[phod]

Just sent off my application for the extended warranty, the 30 day limit was nearly up 
My UD5 serial number was on the side of the ATX 24 pin power connector, took a while to find as id already installed the motherboard in the case but a torch and mirror helped track it down 

[Beekeeper]

hi mates

just wondering if you received your certificates finally...

[jailbreaker]

I recently purchased a UD5 from Turkey,

Is there any other warranty program that would cover my mainboard?

[runn3R]

I don't know. You need to contact TR office of Gigabyte

[ErnieK]

Requested extended warranty 4th march and received an e-mail telling me that there was a problem with my e-mail address. I explained what the problem was. 3 (three) weeks and still no word from any one as to what is happening.  

[Pastieman69]

Does this include the P55A-UD6 model?

[runn3R]

Hi Pastieman69

Yes of course, it is clearly written here:

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GA-P55A-UD6, GA-P55-UD6 - six years
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[runn3R]

Hi ErnieK

Have you got the certificate finally? As I was informed it has been sent to you end of March.
Sorry for delay.

[Pastieman69]

Got my certificate.....

@runn3R - sos mate crazy day with my first question

[Zardoz]

How about the UD7???

[Dark Mantis]

What about the UD7?

If you are querying the warranty it is three years normally.

[MindLESS]

Sadly my motherboard has just died and the certificate I got was stored in my email client on the PC!
I've been speaking to the warranty department but their responses were much less helpful than I'd hoped.

I did the quick calculation and realised that I'm very close to my 4 year warranty end now, and trying to get the hard drive out and into a working computer is going to be a problem.
I'm wishing now I'd had the forethought to back up the certificate (shame Dropbox and the likes weren't as ubiquitous 4 years ago!) and that I'd ended up getting the UD5 so I'd not be so close to warranty end!