Roku Limited Warranty (streaming players, smart home devices, audio products and remotes)

Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

After the Warranty Period the owner pays for labor, parts and materials or a replacement Device

The Limited Warranty section also allocates cost once coverage ends: if the Warranty Period has expired or is otherwise not applicable, the buyer is responsible for paying all labor charges, parts and materials, or may purchase a replacement Device at their own expense. For the "not applicable" case the document points the reader to the Scope of and Limitation on Warranty section, which lists the excluded items.

Supporting quotations

If the Warranty Period has expired or is otherwise not applicable (see Scope of and Limitation on Warranty section below), you are responsible for the payment of all labor charges, parts, and materials, or you may purchase a replacement Device at your own expense.

Qualifications & exceptions

• The cost falls on the buyer when the Warranty Period has expired or the warranty is otherwise not applicable.
• Buying a replacement at the buyer's own expense is offered as an alternative to paying for the work.

Not stated here

• The document does not give prices for parts, labor or a replacement Device, nor say whether Roku performs out-of-warranty repairs.

Cross-references

• refers to (model-proposed): Training, installation, setup adjustments, signal reception and service-provider problems are not covered — The out-of-warranty cost sentence points to the Scope of and Limitation on Warranty section for when the warranty is not applicable, which is where the excluded items are listed.