Visit the DEWALT Service Center nearest you. A Service Technician will evaluate the product for any defects due to faulty materials or workmanship for the warranty that applies to your tool. Proof of purchase may be required. Our tools are also stamped with manufacturing dates that help us determine warranty eligibility.
Go to https://www.dewalt.com/support/find-a-service-center to find one of the factory-owned locations or one of more than 1,000 authorized independent repair shops. If you need to help with warranty information, please see our warranty information section.
Our customer service department is available by calling 800-433-9258 Monday - Friday, 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Eastern Time.
You can also email us by clicking contact us and send us the details of your product, such as the model number and date code. Our customer service representatives will respond to your questions within 24 business hours.
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Bunch of misleading bs
I am extremely disappointed in Dewalt for sending customer service for the US outside the US. I will never talk with or give information to anyone out of country. I am also not a fan of the Automated Operator used at the beginning of all calls. I am a teacher and I have set up a number of shops with Dewalt tools. I can no longer do that. You are just another company taking the cheap way out at the expense of the customer. I cannot get the tools that should be warrantied taken care of now because of your decision to outsource Customer service. Get back to what is good for the country you sell in. move the Customer Service back so I can speak and understand who is on the other end. Chat is just as bad. It does not work.
I totally agree with you. I have been on the phone for 2 days with different agents and I am worse off now than before. Their is a HUGE communication break down. They dont understand what I am asking and their accent is so thick I can't tell what they are saying. I have zero confidence in sending anything off for warranty work. I asked to be transfered to a supervisor and they said NO! I asked for a different department and again NO! So I got no answers to anything and have a pile of FLEX VOLT 6AH,9AH,12AH batteries that wont charge.
My shop is full of Dewalt tools that are going up for sale. Switching to Milwaukee. Included is 2XR and 2Atomic impact drivers with bad triggers. 2 ToughSystem rolling boxes that when you open after a rain it dumps all the water into the box. I have been buying DeWalt forever and have never tried to warranty anything. Now I try and cant get anywhere. Any tool I have bought for years, if DeWalt made one, bought it. No longer. Done with them.....
I agree
What lead them down this path? They had good products in the past and now that they have problems, they don’t want to deal with customers or the problem equipment. It’s a sorry situation that will be their demise as a company.
wow this doesnt sound like its worth my time or effort except i pay the high price for dewalt expecting a good tool. I cant afford to replace them all. this is a shame. anyone know of a good brand that keeps their word on warrenties.
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