Standard Warranty
Almost every new ATM will come with a warranty from wherever you purchased it. In most cases, the ATM will be under warranty for a year. This is standard practice and means that if anything goes wrong with the ATM during the first year, a technician can be sent to fix the problem or replace a part without any cost to the owner. In most cases, nothing major will happen during the first year, but it’s always nice to know that you’re covered in case it does.
Extended Warranty
Once the one-year warranty has expired, the owner of the ATM is responsible for any repairs that become necessary. Fortunately, it’s possible to buy an extended warranty for an ATM once the first year is up. Most companies that sell ATMs and provide owners with a one-year warranty are willing to extend that warranty for an additional year or two, and sometimes up to five years. There are also companies that sell warranties on ATMs even if they didn’t sell the ATM originally, so there are usually several options available when looking for an extended warranty.