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I Have an IFixit Toolkit (Gift) Warranty Question.

When I passed my A+ certification course today, I was given a set of your IFixit Pro tools. So, how does this warranty thing work? Since I don’t have a bill of sale, how would I register? Do I even -need- to register? Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi Garry,

Congrats on passing your course! I've sent your question along to the Pro team, so you should expect an answer soon.

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Thanks, Kristen! I appreciate that! I've been studying since January to get to this point. Worth every moment. :D

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Hi Garry,

Whoohooo, great work! That’s pretty cool that you received a toolkit as part of the certification process. I’m curious, was that a gift from a friend or an aspect of the course your took?

That said, we have a unflinching commitment to quality and great customer service. We stand by our tools and will replace bits and pieces for you as they wear down over time. Just contact our support team when in need and we’ll take care of the rest. https://help.ifixit.com/article/136-emai...

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Hey Dan,

When I was given the toolkit, I signed a list of names. That leads me to suspect that everyone who completed the certification got a set from the professor. Didn't make it any less awesome though. Linus Tech Tips goes on and on about how great these tools are, and I can't say I disagree. I had this exact set in my Amazon Wishlist for a while now. So it was a great surprise when I received my set. I appreciate the answer, Dan. It's certainly given me peace of mind, because I plan on putting these tools through the wringer, as it were. :D

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-Garry P. Smith

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No problem Garry! Cheers and Happy Fixing.

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