Battery Replacement and Claiming Under Warranty
For battery replacement or recharge claims, the following documents must be attached to the Service Entry:
- One battery test printout: The Maximus Tester/Charger will produce a printout that provides the following: test results, date, chassis number, CCA, voltage, battery condition, and a bad cell, yes or no.
- Photos of the battery label showing the P/N and CCA rating along with a sticky note showing the time and date.
- The 15-digit warranty code provided by the tester should be entered in the notes section of the claim
Refers to the most recent published Blue on Line Policy in order to verify if a Blue On Line Report is required in case the Battery is included in the Prior approval components list.
Please refer to the following documents for additional information and documentation requirements:
- TSO document TDA 26 06 "Battery Policy for E XTEQ Maximus Charger Tester”
- Circular Letter MAS005057 “Grecale, GranTurismo, GranCabrio 12V Battery Best Practices”
- Circular Letter MAS004937 “Management and Maintenance of In-Stock Vehicles”
We remind you that the 48V lithium ion battery is not to be considered as a consumable component; therefore, the same Warranty conditions of new vehicle are valid.
TSO document TDA 26 06
"Battery Policy for E XTEQ Maximus Charger Tester”
Circular Letter MAS005057
“Grecale, GranTurismo, GranCabrio 12V Battery Best Practices”
Blue On Line or Warranty Claims related to implausible Battery Test reports can be subject to be rejected/transferred.
After a battery has been replaced with an aftermarket battery, the battery manufacturer’s warranty will supersede the Maserati warranty. Warranty consideration for a subsequent failure of the aftermarket battery must be directed to the battery manufacturer (this include: labor, towing and/or subsequent damage). Any subsequent damage that may occur from use of an aftermarket battery is not warranted by Maserati.