RMA PROCEDURE PROCESSStep # 1: Screen faulty unit 1. Screen Faulty UnitDuring regular operation of Airspan’s equipment, some units may become faulty. Please test the unit to assure it is actually faulty in order to avoid “No Fault Found (NFF)” handling and costs for all parties involved. Testing the unit means trying to establish a functioning link using the unit and informing where in the process the unit failed. Returning NFF items would be made possible only against a payment of $100 for labor + $50 for DDU freight, please screen the unit carefully prior to declaring it as faulty and incurring any costs on each party. 2. Submit an RMA Request Form3. Pack and Label the Faulty Unit and Ship the Faulty Unit to AirspanFollowing the below would ensure quickest arrival of your faulty item to its final destination without complications and delays. Each item should be packed in a separate box (even if it is a part of a larger shipment). Please print the confirmation email and place it inside the box. Please write on top of the box the assigned RMA number
For international shipment – customs authorities require sending all international shipment accompanied by a shipping invoice. Please ship the equipment according to above instructions and send narma@airspan.com the shipping invoice (if applicable) and the tracking number and/or Airway Bill. 4. Airspan Ships Back a Repaired/Replacement Equipment and Check RMA StatusAirspan Networks usually sends back the item repaired and/or replaced within 14 days after arrival to lab. What can delay the process?
How can I find out the status of my RMA? Please send an email to narma@airspan.com |
