At Ashford, we stand behind the tools we sell. Whether you're a professional tradesperson or a dedicated DIYer, our comprehensive returns and warranty policy ensures you stay productive with reliable equipment and expert repair services.
Our Sydney-based workshop handles diagnostics and repairs to get you back on the job as quickly as possible. Follow these steps to submit a claim.
Gather your original tax invoice and the serial number of the tool. For manufacturer warranties, ensure any registration documents are ready. We cannot process claims without proof of purchase.
Bring the faulty equipment to our Chippendale workshop. Include any batteries, chargers, or accessories that may be related to the fault to ensure accurate diagnostic testing.
Our technicians will assess the tool to determine if the fault is covered under the manufacturer's warranty or store policy. Diagnostic turnaround is typically 48-72 hours for most power tools.
Depending on the assessment, we will either repair the tool using genuine parts, replace it with a new unit, or coordinate with the manufacturer for specialized service.
Once the repair is complete, we perform a final safety check. You will be notified via SMS or phone when your equipment is ready for collection at our service counter.
Click & Collect orders can be returned directly to our Chippendale store. Bring your order confirmation email and the original payment card. The 30-day return window begins from the date you collect the items from our store.
Warranty periods vary by manufacturer, typically ranging from 1 to 5 years. Many professional brands offer extended warranties if the tool is registered online within 30 days of purchase. Hand tools often carry a limited lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
Yes, as long as the item is in its original, unopened packaging and returned within 30 days. If the box has been opened or the tool used, we cannot offer an exchange due to safety and resale policies.
For items covered under warranty, diagnostic testing is free. For out-of-warranty repairs, a standard diagnostic fee applies, which is deducted from the final repair cost if you choose to proceed with the service.