3-Year Extended Service Plan - Covers Electronic Items $501-$1000 - Repair

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Product DescriptionTarget.com Extended Service Plans provide coverage for all new electronics products sold online and in Target stores. Three-year coverage begins on the date of product purchase and is inclusive of the manufacturer’s warranty. If your product malfunctions, simply call our toll-free Target Guest Services Center to arrange fast, convenient service. Availability: Usually ships within 24 hours. This item is available online and in stores. Pre-owned products are not included in this service plan's wide-ranging coverage.

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Normal wear-and-tear protection
Surge protection
One bulb replacement for TVs
One-year protection for rechargeable batteries
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3-Year Extended Service Plan - Covers Electronic Items $501-$1000 - Repair

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