WHAT DOES THE WARRANTY COVER - Maax Kashmir Hydromax Whirlpool with Backmax - 100041-008

warranty policies usually do not cover physical damage to devices and you will have difficulty proving screen was cracked without external physical damage eg. like dropping it.

Most likely yes. "extended warranty" may cover the whole car, while "power train" only covers engine, trans, and if you have differential. For example, "extended warranty" will cover the starter, but power train warranty does not.

If your net book cover accidental warranty then you can replace your screen for free but if it not cover with accidental warranty then you know the answers.
In your case it is called mishandling and it does not come under any normal warranty.

Likely, yes. call leapfrog, and ask. However, most warranties do not cover abuse or accidents. If your grandson did something or dropped it, the warranty will not cover that.

2000 miles out of warranty, you can generally push them to cover it anyway. If they won't help, call Jeep Customer Support. Believe it or not, there is a hidden warranty after the standard warranty runs out. Many people are not aware of this and while they do not have to cover it, many dealerships will if the car has been serviced there. It's kind of like an optional warranty where the service manager can go either way, cover it or not cover it. My brother has run the service department in three dealerships over about 20+ years, they all have this and it's up to the manager if he'll cover it. If he won't go up to the Jeep customer service. He currently works for Dodge which is the same as Jeep, if you can go up the ladder a little, you should be fine. I have a Chevrolet Trailblazer that got a fule pump replaced 6k over the warranty. If they are very difficult and will not cover you, ask them for a break on the price. Hope that helps to some extent.

More than likely not. This error code is related to corrupt files. However, if ... it was due to a hard drive that is going bad; they might cover the hard drive under the hardware warranty.

The Hardware Warranty on any computer would cover only defects and failures in the Hardware due to workmanship or manufacture. The Hardware Warranty will not cover anything that gets broken due to user interaction on the computer.
Hence, the Hardware Warranty will not cover any part that a user of a computer breaks (either intentionally or unintentionally).
I understand that your laptop is a Toshiba.
Just to let you know, Dell offers a Complete Care warranty over and above the normal Hardware Warranty, in orde to cover unintentional damage to a computer.
But, in your case, to be honest, I do not think the breakage to the laptop or any part of the laptop would be covered under the normal Hardware Warranty.
But please get in touch with Toshiba support (800) 457-7777 (toll-free) or (949) 859-4273 (I am presuming that you are in the US) and get things clarified :-
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/navShell.jsp?cf=su_contact&pf=true

please note that no warranty covers expendables that being filters, belts, brakes , fluids etc when you do timing belt you need to do front engine seals cam and crankshaft seals balancer shaft and oil pump seals. sometimes the tensioners timing belt and balancer shaft tensioners are requested however in most dealerships unless your have been extended bumper to bumper warranty it only covers: power train (major engine parts) not including clutch cover , electricals, suspension and battery so if you do have bumper then they should cover it. but thats in the Caribbean market

Send it back to ASUS if its under warranty.

Nope. The warranty does not cover loss, theft or negligence.