# Fan Coil Repair in Toronto, ON | Vertical & Horizontal Hydronic Units | Descaling from $280

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# Fan Coil Repair in Toronto, ON | Vertical & Horizontal Hydronic Units | Descaling from $280

Last updated: October 9, 2026

Condo HVAC Repair Toronto

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 repairs vertical and horizontal hydronic fan coils, plus the water-source heat pumps, Magic-Pak PTACs and risers they share buildings with, across Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan and the GTA. TSSA-certified technicians, Enbridge Red Tag authorized, ESA licensed on HVAC panels, $5M liability. Scope goes in writing before work. We work alongside property managers, condo boards and reserve fund committees on single suites and full stacks alike.

Fan coils look simple, which is why they get misdiagnosed. A blower motor gets replaced but the coil is so scaled that only a trickle of water gets through. A thermostat is swapped and the real fault was a zone valve that never opened. A 22-year-old cabinet is condemned when it needed a strainer cleaned and a $450 actuator. We test water flow and temperature at the coil, actuator stroke, motor amps and pan drainage, following ASHRAE 180 maintenance practice, before we quote.

A fan coil diagnostic is $280. Minor repairs run $280 to $600, major repairs $600 to $1,400, and replacement is $2,800 to $6,500 per unit. Typical repairs take 2 to 4 hours; descaling a stack or a building is scheduled over service nights. We cover Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham and Oakville with a written workmanship warranty, WSIB, $5M CGL and TSSA certification.

-   Vertical & Horizontal Units
-   McQuay, Trane, First Co
-   TSSA + ESA + WSIB
-   $5M CGL
-   1,500+ Units Serviced

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What We Handle

## Types of Fan Coil Repair We Handle

Fan coils fail in predictable ways. These five repair types cover almost every call, and each one has a clear test before any part is changed.

### Coil Descaling & Strainer Cleaning

Toronto's water carries enough minerals that, over 15 or 20 years, the inside of a fan coil's copper tubes builds up scale. Flow drops, the delta-T across the coil narrows and the suite stops holding temperature on hot or cold days. We isolate the unit, connect a descaling pump cart, circulate an inhibited acid solution through the coil, then neutralize and flush it clean. The strainer upstream is cleaned at the same time, because a clogged strainer looks like scale from the suite side. A single-unit descale runs $280 to $600; building programs are priced per unit with volume pricing.

### Blower Motor Replacement (PSC & ECM)

The blower motor runs almost all the time in many suites, so it is usually the first moving part to go. PSC motors give warning signs: a hum, slower airflow, a hot smell from the closet. We measure amp draw, test the run capacitor and check bearings and the blower wheel before replacing. Like-for-like PSC replacement is the lower-cost path. An ECM upgrade costs more but runs much quieter at low speed and uses less electricity, which owners notice when the closet is next to a bedroom. We confirm the cabinet and controls can take an ECM first.

### Zone Valve & Actuator Replacement

The zone valve is the gate between the riser and your coil. When the actuator fails, the valve stays shut and no hot or chilled water reaches the coil, or it stays open and the suite overheats. We check the 24V signal from the thermostat, the actuator stroke and the end switch. Belimo and Erie two-way spring-return actuators are our standard replacements. In many buildings, the valve body sits on the common element side of the isolation valves, so we note in writing which part was replaced and where, for your property manager.

### Drain Pan Relining & Replacement

Older fan coils often have galvanized steel drain pans that rust at the seams and corners. Lakefront buildings in Mimico, Humber Bay Shores and Oakville see it faster because of humidity. A pinhole in the pan can drip for weeks before anyone notices a stain below. Where the pan is sound but pitted, we clean it and apply a rated pan liner. Where it is too far gone, we fit a stainless or composite replacement pan. Both options include a new float switch tested by flooding the pan on purpose.

### Cabinet Insulation Replacement

Black dust on supply grilles, a musty smell when the fan starts, and visible flaking inside the cabinet all point to failing internal insulation. Original fibreglass liners in many 1990s and early 2000s towers break down after 15 to 20 years. We strip the old liner, clean and treat the cabinet, and install closed-cell antimicrobial acoustic insulation, an Armaflex-type product that does not shed fibres and quiets the blower at the same time. Owners in CityPlace and Harbourfront towers book this more than anywhere else.

![Technician descaling a fan coil with a pump cart](/images/features/technician-flushing-a-fan-coil-with-a-descaling-pu.webp)

Every fan coil repair visit includes

-   $280 fan coil diagnostic
-   Minor repair $280-$600, major $600-$1,400
-   Coaxial and coil acid-wash descaling
-   Belimo / Erie 2-way spring-return actuators
-   Closed-cell antimicrobial insulation (Armaflex-type)
-   Replacement $2,800-$6,500 per unit

Field Scenarios

## Common Fan Coil Problems We Fix

Three fan coil failures fill most of our calendar. Here is what each one looks like, how we confirm it and what it usually costs to fix.

### Coil Water Flow Reduced to Trickle (Scale)

Symptom:

The suite heats and cools, but never enough. In July the supply air is only a few degrees below room temperature; in January the suite sits at 19 degrees with the thermostat at 23. Neighbours on the same stack may have the same complaint if the building has never descaled.

Action:

We read entering and leaving water temperature at the coil and compare it with the riser. A narrow split with the zone valve fully open points to restricted flow. We then clean the strainer and check flow again before recommending a descale.

Scope:

Strainer cleaning alone is often under $300. A full coil descale is $280 to $600 per unit, and stack or building-wide descaling is priced per unit with volume discounts. Our Yorkville 42-unit program ran $38,500 over 3 service nights.

Response:

Single-suite visits booked within 1 to 3 business days. Building programs start with a free walk-through and readings in sample suites.

Scope: Descale from $280 per Unit

![Fan coil header showing heavy mineral scale](/images/features/copper-fan-coil-header-cut-open-showing-heavy-whit.webp)

### Blower Motor Seized

Symptom:

The fan coil goes silent, or it hums but nothing moves. No air comes out of the grilles at all. Sometimes there is a hot electrical smell from the closet before it stops. It often happens during the first heatwave or cold snap of the season, when the motor is pushed hardest.

Action:

We cut power, check the run capacitor and try to turn the blower wheel by hand. A stiff wheel means seized bearings. We measure amp draw on a restart attempt and check the wheel for dirt buildup that can overload the motor.

Scope:

Like-for-like PSC motor and capacitor replacement typically runs $450 to $750. An ECM upgrade runs higher and is quoted as an option. Blower wheel cleaning or replacement is added if needed.

Response:

Same-day in most of Toronto when the motor is in stock on the truck, which covers the common McQuay and First Co sizes.

Response: Same-Day Motor Swap

![Seized PSC blower motor next to a new ECM motor](/images/features/seized-psc-blower-motor-removed-from-a-condo-fan-c.webp)

### End-of-Life 25-Year-Old McQuay Unit

Symptom:

The unit has had three or four repairs in as many years. The pan is rusted, the cabinet is corroding at the base, the coil is scaled and parts are getting harder to find. Each fix lasts a season. The board is also starting to see the stack in the reserve fund study.

Action:

We do a full condition assessment: coil, cabinet, pan, insulation, valve, motor and controls. Then we price the next round of repairs against a like-for-like or upgraded replacement and show the five-year cost of each, in writing.

Scope:

Replacement of a vertical fan coil runs $2,800 to $6,500 per unit depending on size, access and options like ECM motors. Building-wide programs get volume pricing above 20 units.

Response:

Assessment booked within the week. Replacement units usually have a 2 to 8 week lead time depending on model.

Replacement: $2,800-$6,500 per Unit

![Old McQuay fan coil cabinet being measured for replacement](/images/features/old-rusted-mcquay-fan-coil-cabinet-from-the-late-1.webp)

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![Inside a vertical fan coil cabinet showing coil, blower, zone valve and drain pan](/images/misc/labelled-view-inside-a-vertical-fan-coil-cabinet-s.webp)

Is that metal cabinet in your condo closet making a rattling noise or failing to cool your space? We talk to Toronto homeowners every day who feel overwhelmed by an aging HVAC unit.

This simple guide will walk you through exactly what is inside your system and how to fix it.

We will help you spot the early warning signs before a tiny leak turns into a massive repair bill. You will discover practical steps to extend the life of your equipment and save money on energy bills.

Our team has serviced thousands of these units across the GTA, so you are in expert hands. Grab a coffee, and let’s go through this together.

## Vertical Fan Coil Explained: Parts, Pipes and Why They Fail

A vertical fan coil is actually a very straightforward piece of equipment. We love these simple machines because they can last decades when properly maintained. The cabinet in your closet contains just a few core components that do all the heavy lifting.

-   **The coil:** A bank of copper tubes and aluminium fins. We often see these getting clogged, but hot or chilled water from the building runs through the tubes to condition your suite air. Copper coil headers at each end connect to the supply and return pipes.
-   **The zone valve and actuator:** A two-way valve that controls water flow. Our preferred replacements are usually a reliable Belimo 24V or an Erie spring-return actuator, which open on demand. They close tightly when the room reaches the right temperature.
-   **The blower and motor:** A squirrel-cage wheel that pushes air across the coil. We highly recommend upgrading older Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC) motors to modern Electronically Commutated Motors (ECM). ECMs reduce your fan’s electricity usage by 50 to 70 percent.
-   **The drain pan:** Collects condensation in cooling mode before draining it away. Our technicians frequently replace rusted galvanized pans with stainless steel to prevent leaks. A float switch shuts the unit off if the pan overfills.
-   **Insulation:** Lines the cabinet to stop sweating and dampen noise. We often find older fiberglass insulation breaking down and blowing black dust into the condo. Replacing this liner immediately improves your indoor air quality.
-   **The riser connections:** Isolation valves, a strainer, and sometimes a balancing valve link your unit to the building’s main supply pipes.

Understanding your building’s piping helps clarify your repair options. We typically encounter two main setups in Canadian condos. In a **2-pipe system**, there is one supply and one return riser, so the building sends either hot or chilled water depending on the season.

Our technicians often get calls during the tricky shoulder seasons when 2-pipe buildings switch modes. In a **4-pipe system**, there are separate hot and chilled water pipes, often with two coils or an electric heater. We appreciate 4-pipe setups because they allow the unit to switch between heating and cooling at any time. An aquastat on some 2-pipe units senses water temperature and tells the controls whether heat or cooling is available.

### Why They Fail and What It Costs You

Fan coils fail in a few predictable ways. We track the most common issues that trigger a service call:

-   **Restricted water flow:** Scale builds up inside the coil and strainer over the years.
-   **Mechanical exhaustion:** Motors wear out from running thousands of hours a year, and actuators simply stop stroking.
-   **Airflow blockages:** Deteriorating insulation breaks down and sheds black dust into your living space.

Our biggest concern for homeowners is always the drain pan. Galvanized pans rust out heavily in humid lakefront buildings around Toronto. We highly suggest checking your pan annually because a water leak is no longer just a minor inconvenience.

Condo insurance water damage deductibles in Ontario have skyrocketed in 2026. Our team has seen many building deductibles jump to $25,000 or even $50,000 per claim. A simple rusted drain pan can leave you financially responsible for massive flooding damage to the units below yours.

We always remind clients that none of these specific issues requires the whole unit to be replaced on its own. That focused approach is the whole point of calling a professional. Our thorough diagnostic process pinpoints the exact failing part so you only pay for necessary repairs.

## Fan Coil Replacement Cost by Building Vintage

When repair stops making sense, replacement cost depends entirely on when your building went up. We track pricing data across Toronto and the GTA to give you accurate estimates. These are typical ranges for a fully installed replacement unit. We always factor the specific details of your condo’s layout into our quotes.

| Building vintage | Typical original units | Common issues | Replacement per unit |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1980s | 2-pipe verticals, older McQuay and regional brands | Heavy scale, seized valves, rusted pans, obsolete parts | $3,800-$6,500 |
| 1990s | McQuay and First Co verticals | Pans, motors, insulation, scale | $3,200-$5,800 |
| 2000s | Unilux, Climetec, First Co | Liners shedding, actuators, early pan corrosion | $2,800-$5,200 |
| 2010s+ | Newer verticals and horizontals | Mostly repairs; replacement rare | $2,800-$4,800 |

Older buildings cost more for two very specific reasons. Our installers find that early closet openings were built around units that are no longer manufactured. A replacement for a 1980s McQuay or a 2000s Unilux unit often requires custom adapters, retrofit sleeves, or special sizing.

We also deal with older riser isolation valves that do not hold water pressure properly. This faulty valve issue means coordinating a short stack shutdown with the building superintendent. Our team handles all of this coordination to make the installation day as smooth as possible for you.

Thankfully, building-wide replacement programs bring the per-unit cost down significantly. We apply volume pricing when upgrading more than 20 units at a time. Building managers schedule stacks floor by floor over two to 14 weeks.

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## Book Your Fan Coil Repair Today

Dealing with a broken HVAC system is frustrating, but getting it fixed is easy. We are ready to inspect your unit and give you a clear, honest assessment. Reach out to book a service appointment and restore comfort to your condo.

Our technicians keep your suite perfectly heated and cooled all year long. Call us today to schedule your diagnostic visit.

Why Owners and PMs Call Us

## Why Choose Condo HVAC Repair Toronto for Fan Coil Repair?

### Fan coils every day since 2004

Vertical fan coils were the first thing this company was built around. Our technicians know the McQuay, First Co, Unilux and Climetec cabinets by sight.

### Flow readings before parts

We measure water temperature and flow at the coil first, so you do not pay for a motor or thermostat when the real fault is scale or a closed valve.

### Repair-or-replace in writing

On older units you get both prices and a five-year cost comparison. Boards get the same for whole stacks, ready for the reserve fund file.

### Descaling done right

Inhibited acid, neutralization and a full flush, with before and after readings so you can see the difference in numbers.

### Common element clarity

We note which parts sit on the owner side and which on the corporation side, so the right party is billed.

### Quiet upgrades available

ECM motors and closed-cell acoustic insulation cut closet noise noticeably, which matters most in bedrooms and studio suites.

Structured Execution

## How Our Fan Coil Repair Visit Works

Four steps, the same on every job, so property managers and owners know what happens next.

1.  1
    
    ### Access & Isolation Plan
    
    COI to management, elevator booked, and a check of where the isolation valves are so the unit can be shut off without affecting the stack.
    
2.  2
    
    ### Water & Air Diagnostic
    
    Residential techs usually start at the thermostat. We read coil water temperatures, test the zone valve and measure motor amps first.
    
3.  3
    
    ### Written Scope & Approval
    
    Itemized CAD scope, with a replacement comparison for units over 20 years old. Nothing is replaced until you approve.
    
4.  4
    
    ### Repair, Flood Test & Record
    
    We finish the repair, flood-test the pan and float switch, confirm supply air temperature and leave a written record.
    

Published CAD Pricing

## How Much Does Fan Coil Repair Cost in Toronto?

A fan coil diagnostic is $280. Minor repairs run $280 to $600, major repairs $600 to $1,400, and replacement $2,800 to $6,500 per unit. Building-wide descaling and replacement programs get volume pricing.

### Minor Repair

$280-$600

Valves, pumps, strainers, single descale

-   Zone valve actuator
-   Condensate pump or float switch
-   Strainer cleaning
-   Single-unit descale

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### Major Repair

$600-$1,400

Motors, pans, insulation

-   PSC or ECM blower motor
-   Drain pan reline or replacement
-   Closed-cell insulation replacement
-   Blower wheel replacement

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### Replacement per Unit

$2,800-$6,500

Like-for-like or upgraded

-   New vertical or horizontal fan coil
-   ECM motor options
-   Removal and disposal
-   Commissioning record

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### What moves your fan coil repair quote

-   Building vintage and cabinet model (1980s, 1990s, 2000s)
-   Vertical closet vs horizontal ceiling access
-   Whether the riser isolation valves hold or need replacement
-   Unit count, with volume pricing above 20 units
-   Service elevator windows and suite entry notice timing

All prices CAD before HST. Descaling programs are priced per unit after a free walk-through. Service contracts start at $185 per unit per year.

### Full published price list

| Service Type | Diagnostic | Repair Band | Replacement |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Condo HVAC Diagnostic | $185 | $280-$2,400 | Scope quoted |
| Condo AC Repair | $185 | $320-$1,650 | $1,800-$4,200 |
| Fan Coil | $280 | $450-$1,800 | $2,800-$6,500 per unit |
| Condo Heat Pump | $240 | $650-$2,400 | $4,500-$8,500 per unit |
| Magic-Pak PTAC | Included | Parts quoted | $4,800-$7,500 per unit |
| Hydronic Riser | Site survey | Pump $2,400-$8,500 | Flush $3,500-$12,000 |
| Building-Wide Program | Free audit | $2,800-$8,500 per unit | $85K-$2.4M |

After-hours or weekend diagnostic $285. Service contracts: 1 visit per unit per year $185-$240, 2 visits per unit per year $320-$420. All prices CAD, before HST.

Documented Project Record

## Recent Fan Coil Repair Project: Yorkville 42-Unit Tower

A 2001 Yorkville tower with 42 McQuay vertical fan coils had a growing list of warm-suite complaints every July. The board approved an annual service contract after a free walk-through showed scaled coils, tired condensate pumps and sticking zone valves across most stacks.

 

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### Yorkville 42-Unit Tower

Annual Fan Coil Service Program

$38,500 CAD

Scope

42 coil descales + 4 pumps + 11 valves

Price

$38,500

Payment

Annual service contract, invoiced per service night

Lead time

3 weeks from board approval

On site

3 service nights across 2 weeks

Client

Condo board (2001 tower)

Crew

Marcus Chen (Ops Mgr) + 4 technicians

Equipment

McQuay vertical fan coils, 2001 vintage

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Client Feedback

## What Clients Say About Our Fan Coil Repair

Reviews from owners, managers and boards who booked this service. First name, last initial and neighbourhood only.

> "Black dust on every grille and a smell when the fan kicked on. They stripped the old insulation, cleaned the cabinet and put in the closed-cell liner. Dust is gone and the closet is quieter too."

HC Helen C., CityPlace Condo owner | Cabinet Insulation Replacement $1,150

> "We had a reserve fund study coming and no real data on our fan coils. The walk-through gave us readings on 10 suites and a written repair-or-replace plan by stack. Made our planning meeting so much easier."

RM Raj M., Humber Bay Shores Board treasurer | Building Condition Assessment

> "Motor seized on a Friday night in August. Tech had the right McQuay motor on the truck and we had air again before midnight. Price was what they said on the phone, no surprizes."

NG Natalie G., Yorkville Condo owner | Blower Motor Replacement $640

Straight Answers

## Fan Coil Repair FAQs

Twelve questions we hear most about fan coil repair in Toronto condos.

What is a vertical fan coil?

A vertical fan coil is the tall cabinet in a closet or wall of many Toronto condo suites. Inside are a water coil, a blower motor, a zone valve, a drain pan and controls. Hot or chilled water from the building travels up risers to each unit, the zone valve lets it into your coil when the thermostat calls, and the blower pushes suite air across the coil. Most towers built from the 1970s to the early 2000s use them.

How much does fan coil repair cost in Toronto?

A fan coil diagnostic is $280. Minor repairs such as zone valve actuators, condensate pumps, strainer cleaning or a single descale run $280 to $600. Major repairs such as motors, pans and insulation run $600 to $1,400. Replacement is $2,800 to $6,500 per unit. Every job gets a written scope first.

How long do condo fan coils last?

With regular service, 20 to 30 years is common for the cabinet and coil. Motors, valves and pumps usually need replacement once or twice in that span. Lakefront buildings and towers that have never descaled tend to reach end of life sooner, often around 20 years.

Repair or replace a 20-year-old fan coil?

If the coil and cabinet are sound and the fault is a motor, valve or pump, repair usually wins. If the coil is heavily scaled, the pan and cabinet are corroded and repairs keep repeating, replacement is often cheaper over five years. We put both options and their costs in writing.

Why is only a trickle of water reaching my coil?

The usual causes are a clogged strainer, mineral scale inside the coil, a zone valve that is only opening part way, or a balancing valve set too far closed. We measure the temperature split across the coil and test each of these before recommending a descale.

Why is black dust coming from my vents?

In most cases it is the original fibreglass insulation inside the fan coil cabinet breaking down after 15 to 20 years. Mould growth in a damp cabinet can look similar. We inspect the liner and replace it with closed-cell antimicrobial insulation that does not shed.

Is an ECM motor upgrade worth it?

For many owners, yes. ECM motors run much quieter at low speed and use noticeably less electricity than PSC motors. They cost more upfront. We confirm your cabinet and controls are compatible and quote both options so you can compare.

Who replaces the zone valve, me or the corporation?

It depends on your declaration and where the valve sits relative to the isolation valves. In many buildings the actuator and valve inside the suite are owner items, while the riser and isolation valves are common elements. We document which part was replaced so management can apply the building's rules.

Do you work on McQuay and First Co units?

Yes. McQuay and First Co verticals are the most common units we see in Toronto towers, along with Unilux, Climetec and Trane. We carry the common motors, actuators and pumps for them on our trucks.

Can you descale without shutting the riser?

Usually, yes. If the isolation valves at your unit hold, we can isolate and descale your coil without draining the riser or affecting neighbours. If the valves leak through, we tell you and management, and the riser may need a short scheduled shutdown.

How long does a fan coil swap take?

A single vertical fan coil replacement is usually done in one working day, including removal, setting the new unit, piping, wiring, startup and testing. Building programs run several suites per day per crew.

Do you serve Humber Bay Shores towers?

Yes. Our Etobicoke Operations Manager covers Humber Bay Shores and Mimico, where lakefront humidity makes drain pan corrosion and coil issues more common than in inland buildings.

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Related Services

## Related Condo HVAC Services

Most calls touch more than one system. These are the services that usually come up alongside fan coil repair.

### Condo HVAC Repair

$185 Diag

Diagnostics for every in-suite system, from vertical fan coils to water-source heat pumps, start at $185 across Toronto, North York and Etobicoke towers. Technicians test zone valves, condensate pumps, blower motors and 24V controls before quoting. Condo owners, property managers and corporate rental operators get a written scope first, with most repairs closed out in one 2 to 4 hour visit.

See hvac repair details and pricing

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### Vertical Hydronic Riser Service

From $3,500

Riser flushing and primary pump work keep the whole building loop moving, from 1980s towers in Scarborough Centre to Yonge-Eglinton high-rises. Loop flushes run $3,500 to $12,000 per building and pumps $2,400 to $8,500. Property managers and facilities directors get shutdown notices drafted, superintendent coordination, flow readings before and after, and a written report for the reserve fund file.

See riser service details and pricing

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### Condo HVAC Replacement

From $2,800

Replacement programs cover single suites and full towers, priced from $2,800 per fan coil and $4,500 per heat pump, building-wide from $85K. Recent work includes a 180-unit rolling install in Mimico and phased swaps across Vaughan and Markham. Condo boards, reserve fund committees and corporate rental operators get spec, tender support, suite-entry notices and a commissioning logbook.

See hvac replacement details and pricing

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## Get a Straight Answer on Your Fan Coil

A $280 fan coil diagnostic gives you flow readings, the cause and a written repair-or-replace price. No guessing, no surprise invoice.

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-   \* TSSA + Enbridge Red Tag + ESA + WSIB
-   \* Written workmanship warranty