If the repair is covered by a warranty (e.g. manufacturer or retailer warranty) then you should not need to pay for your repair as these costs should be covered by either the manufacturer or the store.
If the repair is not covered by a warranty then you may be liable for repair charges (possibly including a repairer assessment fee), unless you have rights under the Australian Consumer Law to have your product repaired. Further information about the Australian Consumer Law can be found at https://www.jbhifi.com.au/General/Corporate/Consumer-Matters/Consumer-Guarantees-Warranties--Refunds/. If you would like to know more about repair charges, please contact your JB Hi-Fi store, quoting your solvup case ID.
The staff the JB Hi-Fi store with whom you logged the case should have provided an
indication of whether or not the repair will be covered by a warranty; however in some cases
the repairer will need to assess the product first to determine whether any warranty is
valid or not. These cases may include incidents where there is damage to the product that
has occurred after purchase (e.g. cracked screen or damaged housing due to the product being
dropped).
In the case of computer repairs, faults caused by the post-purchase installation of
third-party software may also be deemed to be not covered by warranty.
For more information, please contact the store during trading hours, quoting your solvup
case ID.
You can track your repair via the Customer Portal using your Case ID and Receipt/Tax invoice number by clicking here. Some repair agents are better than others at providing updates online - If no information is available online, you are encouraged to call the store during trading hours for any updates.
You can contact the store to ask any questions relating to your repair – you just need to make sure you have your solvup case ID number to hand.