Enroll as a Whirlpool factory-authorized servicer and use the ServiceMatters/warranty claim workflow
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Steps
Complete Whirlpool's independent service contractor application, including a service-company profile questionnaire listing tools/equipment already on hand
Submit required documents: signed forms, zip-code service coverage area, and business identification as instructed in the application packet
Complete Whirlpool's initial training requirements and agree to ongoing annual compliance/training obligations to remain authorized
Use ServiceMatters.com for technical/repair documentation and brand academy training resources once authorized
Use the ServiceBench-based claims platform to file warranty claims: document the initial trip with parts needed, and file separate claims for any follow-up trips
Track claim status and payment through the warranty-claim portal rather than invoicing the homeowner directly for covered warranty repairs
Known gotchas
ServiceBench (used for filing OEM warranty claims across multiple manufacturers) is now operated as an Asurion platform — account setup and support may route through Asurion rather than Whirlpool directly
Warranty claims typically require separate claim submissions per trip, not one combined claim for a multi-visit repair — confirm current per-trip documentation rules to avoid claim denial
Authorized-servicer status and access to Whirlpool's proprietary technical resources can be suspended for missed annual training or compliance renewals, so calendar these deadlines
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