When you buy a new appliance, you want it to last. But no matter how well made, every appliance will eventually break down. That’s where an extended warranty comes in.
An extended warranty is like an insurance policy for your appliance. It covers repairs and replacements after the manufacturer’s warranty expires.
Lowe’s offers two types of extended warranties: the Lowe’s Protection Plan and the Lowe’s Extended Protection Plan. The Lowe’s Protection Plan covers repairs and replacements for up to two years from the date of purchase.
The Lowe’s Extended Protection Plan covers repairs and replacements for up to five years from the date of purchase.
Both plans cover parts and labor, and there is no deductible. If your appliance can’t be repaired, Lowe’s will replace it with a similar model.
The plans are transferable, so if you sell your appliance, the new owner can take over the coverage. And if you move, you can transfer the coverage to your new home.
To sign up for a plan, just bring your sales receipt and warranty to any Lowe’s store within 30 days of purchase. You can also sign up online at Lowes.com/protection within 30 days of purchase.
How does Lowe’s extended warranty work?
Lowe’s offers two types of extended warranties: the Lowe’s Protection Plan and the Lowe’s Extended Protection Plan. The Lowe’s Extended Protection Plan covers repairs and replacements for up to five years from the date of purchase. Both plans cover parts and labor, and there is no deductible.
If your appliance can’t be repaired, Lowe’s will replace it with a similar model. The plans are transferable, so if you sell your appliance, the new owner can take over the coverage.
