The volume buttons stopped working and now the screen won’t turn on (can’t reset because of the volume button). A Telus worker told us we’d have to sign saying we authorize to pay $500 if needed. Was that not correct?
Did the TELUS worker mention anything about physical damage which would have voided the warranty?
Koodo Certified Pre-Owned phones and tablets come with a 1-year warranty, backed by Koodo.
As Allan M mentioned, if there is no physical damage, the repair is covered by the warranty. If there is physical damage, the iPhone would be deemed an out-of-warranty repair. Here’s an excerpt from Koodo’s repair and warranty help page.
“If you would like to submit your phone for an out-of-warranty repair at Koodo, (I believe the same applies when an iPhone is taken into TELUS for repair) you will be required to authorize payment up to the out-of-warranty limit for the phone (the economical repair limit).”
Examples of physical damage:
- Liquid or heat damage
- Dents, or cracks on the handset body or screen
- Cracked or bleeding LCD display
- Damaged keyboard or keys
- Damaged headset or charging ports
- Multiple scratches or heavy scratching on the display or touch areas
Repair and warranty options | Koodo