Return Material Authorisation

Motorola Service Centre & RMA

Authorised Motorola service, warranty and return support for two-way radio equipment.

Red Radio Solutions operates as a Motorola service centre, providing professional support for Motorola two-way radios used across construction, industrial and commercial environments. We manage warranty claims, repairs, and return material authorisation (RMA) processes to ensure equipment is assessed, serviced and returned correctly.

This page outlines how to request service support, lodge a Motorola warranty claim and follow the correct RMA process to minimise delays and ensure compliance with manufacturer requirements.

Motorola Warranty & Service Support

Motorola radios are built for demanding environments, but like all professional equipment, they may require servicing, repair or warranty assessment over time. Our service centre supports both warranty and non-warranty repairs for Motorola radios, accessories and related equipment.

We assist customers with:

  • Motorola warranty claims
  • Assessment of faulty or damaged radios
  • Repair or replacement under warranty (where applicable)
  • Non-warranty servicing and paid repairs
  • Firmware updates, programming and testing

All equipment is assessed in line with Motorola service guidelines to ensure accurate diagnosis and reliable outcomes.

Return Material Authorisation (RMA) Process

A Return Material Authorisation (RMA) is required before sending any Motorola equipment to our service centre. This process ensures equipment is tracked correctly and assessed efficiently.

How the RMA process works

Request an RMA

Contact Red Radio Solutions with details of the equipment, fault description and serial numbers.

Assessment & eligibility check

We confirm warranty status and advise whether the issue qualifies as a Motorola warranty claim or requires non-warranty servicing.

RMA approval & instructions

Once approved, you will receive RMA details and instructions for returning the equipment.

Inspection & service

The equipment is inspected, tested and repaired or replaced as required.

Return to customer

Serviced or replacement equipment is returned with confirmation of work completed.

Following the RMA process helps avoid delays and ensures your equipment is handled correctly from receipt to return.

What Is Covered Under a Motorola Warranty Claim

Motorola warranty coverage applies to manufacturing defects and eligible faults within the warranty period, subject to Motorola’s terms and conditions.

Warranty claims generally do not cover:

  • Physical damage caused by misuse or impact
  • Water ingress beyond product rating
  • Damage caused by unauthorised modifications
  • Normal wear and tear
  • Battery degradation over time

If equipment falls outside warranty coverage, we will provide clear advice and repair options before proceeding.

Servicing, Repairs & Ongoing Support

In addition to warranty claims, our Motorola service centre provides ongoing servicing and repair support to keep radio fleets operating reliably. This includes diagnostics, component replacement, programming and performance testing.

Where required, servicing can be coordinated alongside:

Two-way radio repairs & maintenance

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Motorola radio upgrades or replacements

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Integration with existing site communication systems

Our technicians ensure serviced radios return to the site ready for immediate use.

Talk to the Motorola Service Centre

If you need to submit a Motorola warranty claim, request a return material authorisation or arrange servicing for your Motorola radios, our team is here to help.

Contact Red Radio Solutions to request an RMA or speak with our service team via our contact us page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

An RMA is an approval required before returning equipment for service. It allows the service centre to track, assess and process equipment correctly. An RMA must be issued before sending Motorola radios for warranty or repair assessment.

To submit a Motorola warranty claim, contact Red Radio Solutions with details of the equipment, fault description and serial numbers. Our team will confirm eligibility and guide you through the RMA process.

Yes. An RMA is required for both warranty and non-warranty repairs to ensure equipment is logged and processed correctly.

Timeframes vary depending on the fault and warranty status. Once the equipment is received, the assessment is typically completed promptly, and you will be advised of the repair or replacement timelines.

In most cases, yes. We service a wide range of Motorola radio models, subject to parts availability and manufacturer support status. Our team will advise if an alternative solution is required.