This article is for Westan resellers — dealers, installers and retailers who purchased Sonos products through Westan.
End users (the customer who bought the product from a reseller) should contact Sonos directly — Westan does not process end user warranty claims.
| Issue type | Lodge with Westan | Contact Sonos direct |
|---|---|---|
| Product has a warranty fault (DOA or failed in use) | ✅ Yes — lodge here | Yes — reseller's choice |
| Product arrived physically damaged from Westan | ✅ Yes — lodge here | No |
| Technical support or setup assistance | No | ✅ Yes — contact Sonos |
| End user warranty claim | No | ✅ Yes — end user contacts Sonos direct |
Westan can self-authorise warranty claims where troubleshooting confirms the unit is faulty — you do not need to obtain a Sonos case number before lodging.
Before lodging, confirm:
When lodging, include:
If a product arrived physically damaged from Westan’s warehouse, lodge a transit damage claim. Common signs include dented or crushed outer cartons, cracked unit housings, or broken components upon unboxing.
Before lodging, gather:
Transit damage claims must be lodged within 5 business days of delivery.
Once assessed by the Westan support team, resolution will be via credit note or replacement unit depending on stock availability. You will be notified via your ticket.
If you prefer to deal with Sonos directly for a warranty fault, call the numbers above. Have ready:
Sonos will conduct their own troubleshooting process and advise on next steps, which may include an advance replacement. Note: in New Zealand, advance replacements involve a credit card hold.
Last reviewed: July 2026