Warranty service repair, is the date of purchase verified?

Question

Iron

Please tell me, there is an LG TV that has ceased to function. It has a 2 year warranty. I lost the receipt from him, but there is an unfilled warranty card. If I fill it out myself, put the date approximately right, and slap the seal of the store (there is such an opportunity, I agreed with the employee), will the SC check this date of purchase?

Answer 1

No, of course, for them a guarantee with a seal is enough.

Answer 2

Data on the date of sale, to the manufacturer, gets only in the case of the first, warranty, service, or if you yourself registered on the manufacturer's website and indicated a happy purchase there.
If until today you have not contacted the SC with any problems, then neither the manufacturer nor the SC knows when you bought it and off for them. The date is the date indicated on the ticket.
If there is any suspicion, the SC can make a request to the store, but this is unlikely, and the store is not obliged to store information about sales forever.

Answer 3

You can also check the date of manufacture. The warranty period is considered not only from the date of sale, but also from the date of manufacture. "Guarantee 2 years", and somewhere in small print "But not more than 3 years from the date of manufacture." Tested on an Asus laptop.