What if you repair my appliance covered by Sears Protect and the same problem occurs? Will you charge me to come out a second time?
Every Sears Protect repair is covered by a 180-day workmanship guarantee – essentially, the deductible is waived if the initial repair didn’t fix the problem.
Here are more specific details:
If within 180 days from the date of your Sears Protect in-home repair, your appliance fails to operate for reasons related to the original repair service when used normally in accordance with manufacturer guidelines, we will replace any parts that failed due to defects in the material or workmanship and perform any labor related to the original repair free of charge. Excludes damage caused due to service provided by any party other than Sears.
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