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How to File a Carrier Parts Warranty Claim

Guide for HVAC pros using a CRNA or supply house account

Laura Cooper avatar
Written by Laura Cooper
Updated over a week ago

When a part fails on the job, the last thing you need is a confusing warranty process. This guide breaks down exactly how Carrier parts claims work, depending on how the part was ordered—either through a Carrier National Credit Account (CRNA) or a supply house.

  • If the original equipment order was placed through a Carrier National Credit Account (CRNA), follow the buyback process and submit the claim using the Carrier form.

  • If the original equipment order was placed through a supply house account, reach out to your local Carrier-partnered supplier to start the passthrough claim process.

No matter the path, always keep the unit serial number, order confirmation, and repair invoice—you’ll need them to file.


Option 1: CRNA Buyback Warranty Claim

Use this if the part was ordered through a Carrier National Credit Account (CRNA)

Step-by-step:

  1. Diagnose the issue
    Confirm the part needs replacing, then grab the unit serial number.

  2. Identify and order the part

    • Use the serial number to look up the correct part via:

      • A supply house

      • HVAC Partners Portal (if you have access)

      • The HVAC Partners lookup tool (if you have access)

    • Place the order through Sibi or HVAC Partners

    • The order must go through the CRNA buyback flow

    • Do not order the part at the branch

    • Pick up the part and complete the repair

  3. File the warranty claim


Option 2: Supply House Passthrough Claim

Use this if the part was ordered using your own supply house account

Step-by-step:

  1. Get the unit’s serial number
    Bring it to the supply house counter or contact their tech support team.

  2. Request the replacement part

    • The supply house opens a warranty ticket for the part

    • You’ll need to pay out of pocket when you pick it up

  3. File the warranty claim

    • After the repair, the supply house will help submit the claim for reimbursement

    • Timing and paperwork can vary by distributor


Not sure which path to take?

Carrier uses two different order types, and each has its own warranty flow. We know it’s not always obvious which one applies. If you're unsure, just ask—we’ll help you figure it out.

Start a live chat inside Sibi or email support@sibipro.com and we’ll guide you through the right process.

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