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- +1 (302) 400-7336
- sales@delawaremarinemechanics.com
- 4 Merit Dr, New Castle, DE 19720
At Delaware Marine Mechanics, we understand the importance of confidence when purchasing an outboard motor. A marine engine is a significant investment, and customers want to know what support may be available if an issue occurs after purchase.
Warranty coverage can vary depending on the manufacturer, model, product condition, purchase date, and applicable warranty terms. Some outboard motors may be covered by a manufacturer’s warranty, while other products may have different warranty arrangements.
Before completing your purchase, we encourage you to review the specific warranty terms that apply to your outboard motor.
Warranty coverage is generally intended to protect against qualifying defects in materials or workmanship during the applicable warranty period.
The exact coverage available depends on the specific product and warranty terms.
Factors that may affect warranty coverage include:
Always review the warranty documentation provided with your outboard motor for complete information.
Some new outboard motors may be covered by a manufacturer’s limited warranty.
Manufacturer warranties are subject to the terms, conditions, limitations, and exclusions established by the manufacturer.
Depending on the applicable warranty, coverage may include qualifying defects in:
Warranty coverage does not necessarily cover every issue that may occur during ownership.
For specific warranty details, customers should refer to the warranty documentation provided with their motor or contact us for assistance identifying the applicable warranty information.
New outboard motors may be eligible for manufacturer warranty coverage according to the manufacturer’s published warranty terms.
Warranty duration and coverage can vary by:
Some manufacturers may offer different warranty terms for recreational and commercial applications.
Customers should confirm the applicable warranty coverage for their specific motor before completing their purchase.
Warranty availability for used outboard motors may differ from that of new motors.
A used outboard may:
The warranty status of a used outboard depends on the individual motor, its age, service history, manufacturer terms, and other factors.
If you are considering a used outboard, we recommend confirming the warranty status and available coverage before completing your purchase.
Depending on the applicable warranty, qualifying repairs may include defects related to materials or workmanship.
Potentially covered components may vary by manufacturer and product.
Examples may include certain:
This list is provided for general information only and does not guarantee coverage.
The manufacturer’s warranty documentation will determine what is covered under the applicable warranty.
Warranty coverage generally does not apply to damage or problems caused by circumstances outside the manufacturer’s warranty terms.
Depending on the applicable warranty, exclusions may include:
Warranty exclusions vary by manufacturer and product.
Please review the applicable warranty documentation for complete details.
Proper maintenance is an important part of keeping your outboard motor operating safely and reliably.
Some warranty programs may require owners to follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule and keep appropriate service records.
We recommend:
Failure to follow applicable maintenance requirements may affect warranty coverage where permitted under the applicable warranty terms.
Proper installation is essential for safe and reliable outboard performance.
Depending on the warranty terms, problems resulting from improper installation, incorrect rigging, or incompatible equipment may not be covered.
Before installing an outboard motor, ensure that:
Always follow the manufacturer’s installation guidelines and recommendations.
Warranty coverage may differ depending on how an outboard motor is used.
Some manufacturers may offer different warranty terms for:
If you plan to use your outboard motor for commercial or heavy-duty purposes, please inform us before purchasing so the applicable warranty terms can be reviewed.
If you believe your outboard motor has a problem that may be covered by warranty, please contact Delaware Marine Mechanics as soon as possible.
To help us review your request, please provide:
Additional information may be requested depending on the nature of the issue.
Contact our team and explain the issue you are experiencing with your outboard motor.
Provide your order details, motor information, serial number, and any supporting documentation requested.
We will review the information provided and determine the appropriate next steps.
Depending on the issue, additional inspection, testing, or diagnosis may be required.
The applicable manufacturer or warranty provider will determine whether the issue qualifies for warranty coverage under the relevant terms.
If the claim is approved, the applicable warranty provider will determine the appropriate remedy in accordance with the warranty terms.
The remedy may vary depending on the warranty and the nature of the issue.
Submitting a warranty claim does not automatically guarantee approval.
Warranty claims are subject to the terms and conditions of the applicable warranty.
The final determination of coverage may depend on:
Customers should not assume that every repair or replacement will qualify for warranty coverage.
If a warranty claim is approved, the repair process will depend on the applicable warranty terms and the nature of the problem.
Depending on the circumstances, warranty repairs may be handled through:
Customers may be responsible for costs that are not covered under the applicable warranty.
These may include, where applicable:
Any applicable costs should be confirmed before work is authorized.
If an outboard motor requires transportation as part of a warranty evaluation or repair, shipping arrangements may depend on the applicable warranty terms.
Customers should contact Delaware Marine Mechanics before shipping a motor for warranty-related service.
Do not send an outboard motor or other equipment for warranty inspection without first receiving appropriate instructions.
Some manufacturers may require warranty registration after purchase.
Where applicable, customers should follow the manufacturer’s instructions for registering their outboard motor.
Warranty registration requirements can vary by manufacturer and product.
If you have questions about warranty registration, please contact us for assistance.
Warranty transferability varies by manufacturer and product.
Some warranties may be transferable to a subsequent owner, while others may not be.
If you are purchasing a used outboard motor and believe it may have remaining warranty coverage, please confirm the warranty status and transfer requirements before completing your purchase.
Because Delaware Marine Mechanics offers outboard motors from different manufacturers and may offer both new and used products, warranty terms can vary from one motor to another.
The warranty information applicable to your purchase will depend on the specific product and the terms provided at the time of sale.
For the most accurate information, please contact us with:
Our team can help you identify the applicable warranty information for your motor.
No. Warranty coverage varies depending on the product, manufacturer, condition, age, and applicable warranty terms. New motors may have manufacturer warranty coverage, while used motors may have limited or no remaining warranty coverage.
Warranty periods vary by manufacturer, model, intended use, and other conditions. Please refer to the specific warranty documentation for your motor.
Some used motors may have remaining manufacturer warranty coverage, while others may not. Warranty status should be confirmed before purchase.
You may need to provide your purchase information, motor brand and model, serial number, description of the problem, and supporting photographs or service records.
It may. Warranty coverage can be affected if a failure results from improper maintenance, neglect, misuse, or failure to follow manufacturer requirements.
Generally, accidental damage is not covered by standard manufacturer warranties. However, coverage depends on the specific warranty terms applicable to your product.
Warranty service requirements vary by manufacturer. Some warranties may require repairs to be performed by an authorized dealer or approved service provider.
Warranty transferability depends on the manufacturer and specific warranty terms. Always confirm the applicable transfer requirements.
Contact Delaware Marine Mechanics as soon as possible and provide your purchase details, motor information, and a description of the issue. We will help you determine the appropriate next steps.
Have questions about warranty coverage for an outboard motor you purchased from Delaware Marine Mechanics?
Our team is available to help you understand the warranty information associated with your motor and guide you through the appropriate next steps.
When contacting us, please have your motor’s brand, model, serial number, and purchase information available whenever possible.