I've encountered a recurring defect in a product I've exchanged at Home Depot. What's the process for returning it again?

If the recurring defect is within the return period and your product is eligible for return, you can initiate the return process by visiting your local Home Depot store or contacting their Special Services Desk. Be sure to have your proof of purchase and any relevant product documentation on hand when you proceed with the return.
The return process depends on the product and time since purchase. The general guidelines are:
• Report the Defect: Report damaged or defective products within 30 days of purchase. You should notify Home Depot immediately of the recurring defect.
• Any damage or defect in a major appliance, such as a refrigerator, washer, dryer, range, dishwasher, or microwave, must be reported within 48 hours of delivery. After 48 hours, major appliance product issues must be handled by your local Home Depot Special Services Desk.
• Most merchandise can be returned within 90 days of purchase. However, some categories have different return periods.
• Furniture, gas-powered equipment, tractors, generators (except whole house and stationary generators), and consumer electronics (TVs and computers) have 30-day returns.
• All major appliances must be reported within 48 hours of delivery.
• 365-Day Return: The Home Depot Consumer Credit Card, Pro Xtra Credit Card, and Commercial Account allow 365-day returns. Except for return exceptions, most products are affected.
• Gift cards, store credits, whole-house and stationary generators, utility trailers, cut flowers, floral arrangements, labor, delivery, installation services, and custom products are non-refundable. These items can only be bought and not returned.
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