Electrolux 10-Year Motor Warranty Denied

I purchased the unit on September 20, 2018. On February 23, 2026, the machine malfunctioned; I called the authorized service center in Sancaktepe, and they diagnosed a motor failure. Since the appliance prominently displays "10-Year Motor Warranty" I asked if it was covered; I was told that coverage applied only if I had registered via email. I was instructed to contact customer service regarding this and paid a ₺700 service fee. I sent an email explaining the situation on February 23, 2026. I finally received a reply on March 17, 2026, stating that there was no record of a motor warranty extension or campaign registration. Such a flimsy excuse is unacceptable. I have my invoice and all documentation; you boldly advertise a "10-year motor warranty" on the front of the machine to vouch for its durability, yet you expect me to follow an email registration procedure to claim it. Suppose I were someone uneducated who couldn't use the internet—how would I have sent you an email? Furthermore, what is the need for such a procedure? You already document the sale when you issue the invoice. After receiving this negative response, I had no choice but to call the Sancaktepe service center and ask them to proceed with the repair. To their credit, they came and fixed it for ₺9,500 but they did not deduct the initial service fee I had already paid. In short, a repair that should have been free ended up costing me ₺10,200. I am lodging a formal complaint against Electrolux and the Sancaktepe Electrolux service center, and I demand a refund of the expenses I incurred. I will also submit this same complaint to CİMER (I have all correspondence and documents in my possession).
Dear Valued Consumer, It appears that a written response has been made to the email you sent regarding the matter. Detailed information regarding the issue you raised has been conveyed to you in the relevant email. If you have any other request, you can reach us through our communication channels. We present this for your information and wish you a good day. Sincerely, Electrolux Customer Experience Team
My complaint is already about this, a ridiculous practice, that's my complaint, I have expressed it. If you give a 10-year motor warranty on a product you sold, why would you ask for extra confirmation by email? You already have the invoice, yet you request extra and play word games; there are people without email addresses, people without internet, people who don't understand these things—what is your purpose?





