Keep your scanner protected with the 3-Year CarePAK PLUS Service Plan with ADP for Scanners from Canon. Providing 3 years of coverage, this manufacturer service plan provides accidental damage protection for drops and spills and normal wear and tear, as well as additional hardware coverage. Free two-way shipping and priority service mean you'll be up and running again in no time.

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Protection from kids, pets, and life including accidental damage such as drops, spills, power surges, and other unforeseen events.

Receive additional hardware coverage from normal wear and tear on all mechanical and electrical issues.

Free shipping to and from Canon for all service and repairs. Simply call for a pre-paid shipping label for your product.

With hassle-free service and support direct from Canon, you will never deal with a third party. Feel confident your product will be serviced by Canon factory-trained technicians using only genuine Canon parts.

No Deductible for any repair or replacement, ever.

If your product cannot be fixed and needs to be replaced you will receive the exact same model, or better, always.

CarePAK PLUS is transferable. Purchase a product as a gift for someone else or sell it during the covered period and transfer the benefits to someone else.

No additional cost for priority service with fast, reliable repairs and minimized downtime. Most claims are serviced and shipped within five business days, subject to availability of parts or replacement product.

Agent-assisted customer support, for all CarePAK eligible products, from a dedicated team of Canon experts via an exclusive member hotline.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where is the activation code?

A: This is a product which is emailed to you after purchase.

Q: 2. Can you purchase this plan for Canon DSLR's purchased in the USA but used outside of USA? - hugh

A: The plan only works in the US though, and you can if you're still within 90 days of purchase.

Q: 3. Does this include damage to the drone itslf such as a broken wing?

A: Yes. The DJI Care Refresh Plan for FPV Drone (1 Year) will cover accidental damage such as a broken wing.

Q: 4. If you drop your camera and it breaks beyond repair, will they give you a NEW camera... NOT a refurbished one???

A: The replacement may be brand new or refurbished at their discretion.

Q: 5. how many times can you use the accidental damage within the length of the insurance?

A: CarePAK PLUS covers your product for one incident of unintentional or accidental damage.

Q: 6. Purchased along with Canon XA40, will it automatically go into effect when I register camera or do I have to activate this extended warranty?

A: When purchasing it with the camera it will automatically be tied to the serial number and activated. You should double check it on Canon's website if you would like.

Q: 7. This also extends the warranty by one year, correct? This wasn't available when I bought my RS2. Can I buy it now? I have yet to activate the RS2 (received 4 days ago)

A: DJI Care Refresh can be bound to a previously purchased DJI Product when it meets the following criteria: · Brand new and un-activated product; Handheld device activated within the last 30 days.

Q: 8. What is "normal wear and tear"?

A: The 2-Year CarePAK PLUS Service Plan with ADP for EF, EF-M, and RF Lenses from Canon covers any manufacturing defects caused when using the equipment as intended. This is considered normal wear and tear.

Q: 9. Is this transferable if I sell the camera?

A: Yes, CarePAK PLUS is transferable. You can purchase a product as a gift for someone else or sell it during the covered period and transfer the benefits to someone else.

Q: 10. my brand new Mark IV keeps creating corrupt images. I'm using brand new 128GB SanDisk SD & CF cards, all purchased from B&H. Is it possible my CF card reader could be corrupting my images?

A: Should not be an issue with the equipment, usually it is user error, but if it is still covered under CanonCare, I would have Canon check it out just incase.