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If I have the screen on my HP laptop replaced by an independent repair shop, will that invalidate the warranty?

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@LG2030,

 

Welcome to our HP Community forum!

 

In most cases, having a laptop screen replaced by an independent repair shop does not automatically void the entire HP warranty.

 

However, if the repair process causes damage to the notebook or if a subsequent problem can be traced to the replacement screen, cabling, hinges, wireless antennas, or other components that were serviced, HP may deny warranty coverage for those specific items.

 

For example:

 

  • If the replacement display develops image quality issues due to the third-party panel, HP would generally not cover that display under warranty.
  • If the repair shop damages the display cable, hinges, webcam, or wireless antenna connections during the repair, HP may decline warranty service for those repair-related issues.
  • Unrelated warranty issues (such as a motherboard, SSD, battery, keyboard, or charging problem) would typically remain eligible for warranty coverage, provided they were not affected by the repair.

 

Before proceeding, I recommend checking your warranty status and reviewing the warranty terms applicable to your model. If your notebook is still under warranty and the screen failure itself may be covered, contacting HP Support first is usually the safest option.

 

Could you provide the exact HP model number and whether the screen is already damaged or you're considering a preventive replacement? That information may help determine whether HP warranty service is available.

 

Kind Regards,

 

NonSequitur777


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Hello,

Thank you for your response.

The laptop model is HP ProBook 460 G11, and the screen is already damaged and will need to be replaced.

Please let me know the recommended next steps and whether this repair can be handled under warranty or through HP service options.

Kind regards,

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@LG2030,

 

Did you read my previous post about checking your warranty status?

 

Your laptop is either covered, or it is not.

 

If your laptop is not covered under HP warranty, I'm not sure if you should go with HP repair services.  I would be inclined to first look into price quotes from (legit) laptop repair shops.

 

Kind Regards,

 

NonSequitur777


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Thank you for your reply.

The laptop is a work laptop. I checked with several non-HP repair centres, and they quoted approximately 35 OMR for the repair. However, HP-authorised service centres provided quotes ranging from 111 OMR to 175 OMR for the same issue.

Regarding the warranty, the laptop is covered under a three-year warranty. This includes the standard HP warranty, which is valid until November 2026, as well as an additional two years of coverage.

Given the warranty coverage and the significant difference in repair costs, I would like to determine whether having the laptop repaired by a non-authorised HP repair shop would void the warranty.

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@LG2030,

 

OK, since your laptop is still covered under a three-year warranty, did you reach out to HP to find out what your repair options are?

 

Kind Regards,

 

NonSequitur777


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