Huawei warranty check – Warranty types and expiration details

Warranty plays a key role in a smartphone’s value and safe use. When buying a new Huawei device, it’s reasonable to expect clear terms for repair, replacement or return. Huawei offers several warranty types that differ not only in duration but also in entitlements.

A common issue is that the receipt is lost, or we simply forget when the warranty expires. With Fixity’s solution this is no longer a problem: the device’s warranty status and type can be checked quickly, even before buying a used Huawei phone.

Overview of Huawei warranty types

Huawei uses different warranty constructions. Some are classic time-based warranties while others offer replacement or return options within a specified period.

Time-limited warranty

• 1 year – BS03000001
• 2 years – BS03000002

Replacement warranty types

• 7 days – BS02000009
• 14 days – BS02000010
• 15 days – BS02000001
• 28 days – BS02000012
• 365 days – BS02000161

Return options

• 7 days – BS01000001
• 14 days – BS01000010
• 15 days – BS0100000
• 28 days – BS01000012
• 365 days – BS01000160

In some cases the warranty applies not to the entire device but only to certain components (for example display, charger, headset). This depends on the terms of the contract with the service provider or seller.

What information can you check?

When checking warranty, serial number and country, the following information is available:

• Brand and model
• IMEI and serial number – to verify device authenticity
• Warranty type and status
• Validity by country
• Warranty start and end date
• Binding date
• Service code and service name

This information helps decide whether the Huawei device is still covered by warranty and under what exact conditions.

How to check Huawei warranty?

1. Prepare your Huawei phone’s IMEI number.
2. Enter the IMEI into the check field.
3. Start the check.
4. View the device’s warranty and identification details.

Note: Warranty data may vary by Huawei model, region and sales channel.