Dispute Resolution
You MUST complete the Warranty Claim process first.
If you are in any way dissatisfied with Windsor's response to your Claim, you must follow the steps of Windsor's Dispute Resolution Process as outlined below. Please note: You MUST complete the Warranty Claim process first. Please visit the Service Information page for more on how to contact a distributor near you or reach out to a Windsor representative for assistance.
Dispute Resolution Process
You and Windsor agree that any dispute arising out of or related to your Windsor products shall be settled pursuant to the terms of the Dispute Resolution Process defined in the warranty. The term Dispute shall include any claims related to the terms of the warranty, including claims related to the enforceability of any of its terms, and including claims alleging breach of this or any other warranty. The term Dispute shall also include claims alleging breach of contract, breach of warranty, tortious conduct on the part of Windsor including but not limited to negligence, violation of state or federal laws, ordinances, or regulations, and products liability claims, claims of fraud, misrepresentation, and violation of any consumer protection statute or laws.Notice of Dispute
The first step in the Dispute Resolution Process is for you and Windsor to attempt to resolve your Dispute informally. The first step is for you to provide Windsor with a Notice of Dispute. Click here to complete the Notice of Dispute Form.Response by Windsor
Windsor will have 60 days to respond to your Notice of Dispute by providing a written explanation of what Windsor is willing to do relative to your Dispute.Waivers of Jury Trial and No Class Actions
IF YOU AND WINDSOR ARE UNABLE TO RESOLVE YOUR DISPUTE TO YOUR SATISFACTION, YOU CAN THEN SEEK TO FORMALLY RESOLVE YOUR DISPUTE THROUGH ARBITRATION. HOWEVER, YOU AGREE THAT YOU CAN ONLY DO SO AS AN INDIVIDUAL AND IN YOUR INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, AND NOT AS A CLASS MEMBER OR REPRESENTATIVE IN A CLASS OR OTHER REPRESENTATIVE ACTION OR PROCEEDING. YOU ALSO AGREE THAT YOU CANNOT HAVE YOUR DISPUTE RESOLVED BY A JURY TRIAL, AND HEREBY WAIVE ANY RIGHT YOU MAY HAVE TO A JURY TRIAL, AND INSTEAD YOU AGREE THAT YOUR CASE WILL BE TRIED TO A JUDGE.The full terms and conditions applicable to this Arbitration Agreement and these waivers are set forth in Windsor’s "Arbitration Agreement," which is incorporated herein by reference and is available to read here or by calling Windsor at 1-800-218-6186.