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Warranties are commonly of two mode one is 1.ONSITE, 2.DEPOT.
#ONSITE-
*In this mode service will be done by visiting your place wherever you are,
*It is better compare to Depot.
#DEPOT-
*In this mode service will be done by taking the product to the respective service center and will return the product after service is done,
*It takes much time for service compare to ONSITE.
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