IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION STARTING 06/19/2024

Important Notice Regarding Warranty Contact Information** Please note that our Warranty division does not have a direct phone number for incoming calls. Due to receiving a high volume of calls that do not pertain to warranties, we have implemented a streamlined system for contacting Warranty services. To reach our Warranty team, please send an email to warranty@fraserengines.com requesting a call back. This email-based system has proven to be efficient and effective in addressing warranty-related inquiries. We kindly ask for your understanding as Fraser Engines receives approximately 3000 calls per day. By utilizing the provided email, we assure you that your warranty needs will be handled promptly and professionally. We value your time and aim to provide you with the respect and service you deserve. Please remember that submitting a warranty claim is an important process, and we are committed to assisting you every step of the way. Thank you for your cooperation and patience.

Please Read Terms before Proceeding with Claim

Important Warranty Information

Warranty Coverage and Transfer

  • No Additional Warranty Add-Ons: Once the product ships, no additional warranty coverage can be added.
  • Warranty Transfer Fee: A $499.00 fee applies to transfer the warranty.
  • Warranty Transfer Time Limit: Warranty transfers are not permitted after three (3) years from the original purchase date.

Delivery and Inspection

  • Mandatory Inspection: The unit must be inspected upon delivery. Failure to inspect may result in the loss of warranty coverage, with no reimbursement or credit for damaged parts.
  • Follow Instructions: Any additional instructions or recommendations labeled inside or on the crate must be followed to prevent damage to the new unit.

Installation Requirements

  • Proper Installation: Improper installation or installer error may void warranty coverage. Fraser Engines reserves the right to deny claims related to such issues.
  • Installer Responsibility: Inspect, replace, or transfer all external components to ensure the optimal performance and longevity of the product.
  • Specific Installation Requirements: Certain parts have specific requirements that must be met to maintain warranty eligibility. Failure to comply and provide proof of compliance may result in:
    1. Denial of warranty coverage.
    2. Rejection of claims related to required part changes.

Maintenance Records

  • Oil Change Records: Regular oil change maintenance records are required for any future warranty claims.

Claims and Reimbursements

  • Original Installation Invoice: A valid repair order or bill must be submitted to qualify for labor reimbursement.
  • Part Reimbursement: Invoices from the part store are required for reimbursement. Failure to submit documentation may result in claim denial.
  • Courtesy Gasket Set: Most part numbers are shipped with a courtesy gasket set, which does not carry warranty coverage unless installed by Fraser Engines.

Transmission Notice

  • Oil Cooler Replacement: Replacement of the transmission oil cooler is required. Valid proof of compliance must be provided.

Overheating Policy

  • Warranty Void Due to Overheating: Overheating will void the warranty as it can cause preventable and irreversible damage to internal components.

No-Fault Warranty Exception

  • One-Time Replacement: If a No-Fault Warranty was purchased, overheating will not void the warranty. The warranty covers a one-time free replacement of the engine.
  • Without No-Fault Warranty: If a No-Fault Warranty was not purchased, overheating or melted heat tabs will void the warranty.

Transition from No-Fault to Standard Warranty

  • Automatic Transition: After utilizing the one-time replacement option under the No-Fault Warranty, the warranty will transition to a standard warranty.
  • Plant Inspection Requirement: Under the standard warranty, future claims require the unit to be returned for inspection to evaluate potential defects based on manufacturing standards.

DIY Installers and Warranty

  • Defective Product Return: DIY installers or customers without a No-Fault Warranty must return defective products before a replacement unit can be sent.

If you have any questions or need clarification, please contact Fraser Engines customer support for assistance.