How To Check Your Maintenance Warranty For Dell Hardware

Need To Check Your Dell Warranty?

Dell Warranty Lookup Link

Checking on your Dell warranty is super easy — no account necessary. All you need is your Dell service tag or the Dell EMC product ID. Find your Dell service tag on a sticker at the back of the machine or pull out the information tag, usually accessed from the front. Here's the link for the Dell warranty lookup site.

Once you've looked up the status of your Dell warranty, come back and check out your options for a post-warranty hardware maintenance plan. We can help make the transition seamless. If you want a sneak peek at what you'll see when looking up your Dell warranty status, see our in-depth Dell Warranty Check Steps.

Dell Equipment Out of Warranty? No Problem.

You don't have to renew that expensive Dell contract to keep hardware maintenance services on your devices. TPM providers like M Global offer post-warranty support and can even provide maintenance on equipment that has gone EOSL.

What About My Dell Device's EOSL Date?

Though checking in on your Dell warranty is pretty simple, finding the EOSL date of your device can be a bit more complicated. Dell products have varying policies on the time frame for devices to go EOSL. Often times, they don’t advertise this information to the public and it can be challenging to find.

Need help finding Dell EOSL dates? Contact us for help.

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Steps for Checking Your Dell Warranty

When you land on the Dell warranty check site, you’ll want to scroll down a little bit to see the prompt to enter your service tag or serial number.

Once you’ve entered the Dell Service Tag, serial number, or Dell EMC product ID, you’ll be able to access various information about your device, including warranty expiration dates, the original system configuration, and more.

Form on Dell website: Identify your product or search support

If Your Warranty Is Still Active, It Might Look Something Like This:

Dell Warranty Lookup Screen with initial details

The above image shows the Support Services Status with its expiration date. It also includes links to click to view details and option to extend or upgrade. From here you can also view service requests by entering your email address.

By Clicking “View details,” You’ll Be Able To See More Information About Your Warranty.

It could look something like the image below which shows your term contracts with start and expiration date, as well as when the device was shipped to you, service tag numbers and other details.

Dell Warranty Lookup Screen with more specific product details

If Your Device Is Out of Warranty, It Could Look Like This:

Dell Warranty Lookup Screen showing support has expired

The above image shows an example of a device that has an expired warranty and has reached its end of service life. Service can "no longer be renewed, upgraded or extended" with the Dell.

Or Like This:

Expired warranty shows expiration and some options - Manage Services, renew

The above image indicates the device's support contract has expired. Sometimes the warranty can be renewed, but often at a higher rate.

If Your Warranty Is Expired, You've Got Options!

Regardless of whether it's possible to renew your warranty with Dell, you still have hardware support options. Chances are very good you'll save money with a TPM hardware support contract over Dell support.

Reach out to us at 855-304-4600 or fill out the form above to find out more.

Learn More about Third Party Maintenance

If you want to see even more benefits that TPMs such as M Global provide, check out OEM vs TPM in our knowledge center.

With maintenance contracts often a fraction of the price and a commitment to customer service that OEMs simply can’t match, it’s no wonder that more and more businesses are switching over to third-party maintenance providers. M Global has the technical knowledge and know-how of top manufacturers, but also shares transparency with their customers to always keep them in the loop.

With us, you'll know exactly what you’re getting when you sign a maintenance contract. No more surprises, no more struggling to find important information vital to your business. Data center solutions should be easy and worry-free, so find out for yourself what that’s like with an experienced third party maintenance provider.

Have more questions? Feel free to contact us concerning any of your maintenance needs, we’re more than happy to help.

See What M Global Has To Offer

If you’re looking for a maintenance option that keeps you in the know on important information, you might want to try looking into a third party maintenance provider. Third party maintenance providers, or TPMs, center around putting the clients’ needs as the top priority. A TPM provider like M Global Services is always out to prove that the service we provide is better than what you would receive through the manufacturer. Not only is M Global customer-focused, but we have a number of other big advantages over OEMs like: