My IKEA product stopped working – is it covered by warranty?
Learn when your defective IKEA product may be covered by warranty and which documents are required for a claim.
WHEN IS A WARRANTY OR CLAIM POSSIBLE?
✓ the product is within the warranty or statutory warranty period
✓ the issue is caused by a material, manufacturing or quality defect
WHAT DO I NEED?
- invoice or receipt
- order number
- IKEA Family account/card (if used during purchase)
NO PROOF OF PURCHASE?
IMPORTANT EXCEPTIONS
✗ Mattresses can only be returned within the 90-day mattress trial period
✗ Electrical products are only accepted in original condition or packaging
GOOD TO KNOW
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