Q. My part should be covered but it says no coverage found.
A. Check the New Claim Details tab in the Rapidserve
Web claim and make sure the information is correct. Common fields that are
completed incorrectly should be checked for instance:
- Warranty Start Date
- Failure Date
- Application
- New Parts/Recon Parts drop down
menu (leave blank if not a parts warranty)
-
Mission Disabling
- License Plate State
- Failure Point
The above reasons are common items Claimfilers may miss
which can cause a part to show “no coverage found” if incorrect. These tips
do not guarantee the warranty of any failure.
If all the above fields have been verified to be correct and
the problem persists, please email warranty@cummins.com
for further assistance. Please send screenshots of the error you are receiving
and include the control number in the subject.
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A. Please use the engine coverage tab within RapidServe Web and the Warranty Administration Manual to determine available coverage.
Q. How do I return my part?
Hello, If we are requesting the part through a claim, follow the procedure outlined in Memo1939. https://quickserve.cummins.com/qs3/pubsys2/xml/en/memo/2019/m1939.html If you are just sending back cores, please reach out to your Regional Core ...
Q. Is this repair covered?
A: Every service provider is required to have a designated Warranty Decision Maker. Please refer to that person or use RapidServe Web and the Warranty Administration Manual to determine available coverage.
Q. Who should I contact to purchase extended warranty coverage?
A. To purchase extended warranty coverage for United States Service Providers, email cssna.extended.warranty@cummins.com To purchase extended warranty coverage for Canadian Service Providers, email extendedcoverageregistration@cummins.com
Q. How can I check to see if an engine has extended warranty coverage?
A. You can check the engine coverage tab in RapidServe Web or visit https://ecw.cummins.com/ECW/index.action