HP Pavilion x360 - 14-ba073tx Battery under extended warranty

[AshokB]

I own a HP Pavilion x360 purchased in 2017 and having 13 months of extended warranty remaining. I have an issue in my battery and it is recommended to replace the battery. I was told by the support staff that battery's are not covered under extended warranty. But, as per the hp site "https://support.hp.com/in-en/document/c05843717",

Standard, non-removable battery:  The battery is also covered under any extended warranty purchased for the notebook up to a maximum of 3 years.

So why should not my battery be replaced under warranty?

please find the notice

Notice: HP Business Notebooks - Understanding Battery Warranties for Business Notebooks

Warranty terms for different battery types

Standard, removable battery

A Standard battery that can be removed by a customer receives a 1-year warranty. No extended warranties apply to the battery except a separate battery-only Care Pack. Care Packs may be purchased, which covers a 1-time replacement of the battery. This Care Pack terminates after you receive a battery replacement or when the service period expires on the supported product, whichever event occurs first.

Standard, non-removable battery

A Standard battery that is not customer accessible, or cannot be removed by a customer, has a warranty that matches the notebook it is embedded in. The battery is also covered under any extended warranty purchased for the notebook up to a maximum of 3 years.

A separate battery-only Care Pack may also be purchased, which covers a 1-time replacement of the battery. This Care Pack terminates after you receive a battery replacement or when the service period expires on the supported product, whichever event occurs first.

[Huffer · Accepted solution]

You make a very strong case for yourself and I always understood that the non-customer removeable battery is treated as any other component for warranty purposes but the participants in this User Forum cannot authorize warranty work. We can escalate to HP employees and I have done so. Good luck and let us know how it goes. 

[Cheron-Z]

@AshokB

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