Subject to any legal obligations of AMPS to the contrary, when AMPS agrees to accept Goods for return:
In cases of non-compliance with a consumer guarantee that is not classified as a “major failure”, AMPS may choose to:
Repair the goods or provide an identical replacement; or
Issue a refund for the amount paid for the goods, within a reasonable timeframe.
In instances of non-compliance with a consumer guarantee that cannot be remedied or constitutes a “major failure” (as defined in the ACL), you have the option to:
Reject the goods and select either a refund or an identical replacement, or one of similar type and value (if reasonably available);
Retain the goods and receive compensation for any decrease in value caused by the failure; or
Reach an agreement with AMPS for the repair of the goods; and
Under the express warranty, AMPS may either repair or replace the goods or provide a refund in line with the express warranty.
A “major failure” is defined in the ACL and generally refers to a situation where a reasonable consumer would not have purchased the goods had they been fully aware of the failure, where the goods are unsafe, significantly unfit for their intended purpose, or have deviated considerably from the demonstration model or sample. In this context, you should consult the ACL.
If you reject goods purchased from AMPS in accordance with the ACL, you are required to return the goods to AMPS. If returning the goods incurs significant costs as outlined under the ACL, you may request AMPS to collect the goods.
If goods are accepted for repair, AMPS will perform the necessary repairs within a reasonable timeframe. All repairs will be conducted as stipulated under the ACL.
If you are eligible for a refund under the ACL, it will be processed via credit card, EFT, or PayPal, depending on your original payment method for the goods.