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Westinghouse Sleazy Westinghouse seeks to avoids warranty commitments by placing undue burden on customers Chino California
I purchased a Westinghouse 40" television in May, 2015. 9 months later, the "set-up" wizard screen repeatedly pops up in the middle of viewing, making it impossible to watch even a 30 minute program without repeated interruption. Westinghouse has informed me that the product is defective and acknowledges that the television is under warranty. The expectation should be that Westinghouse will fix or replace my television.
Unfortunately, I received an e-mail from Westinghouse stating that in order for them to honor their warranty commitment to me, I must, at my own expense, package and ship this 40" television back to them. This is of course completely ludicrous. Obviously, living in a 1-bedroom apt with limited storage space, I have not kept the packaging from this product for 9 months! It is completely unreasonable to expect me to somehow package and then pay to have their defective product shipped back to them before they will honor their warranty responsibilities.
The notion that a major company like Westinghouse is unable to work with any local businesses to fix or replace their lousy merchandise is ludicrous! This is nothing more than a sleazy attempt by this company to weasel out of its warranty responsibilities!