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Something is missing from my box

If a part is missing from the box, a colleague checks your photo and order and confirms what we will send. What to check first, and what to send us so we can post it.

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Written by Albert Gajsak

If a part is missing from your box, a colleague checks your photo and order and confirms what we will send. There is nothing to return.

Two things are worth checking first, because they settle most cases in a minute:

  • Small parts often travel bagged separately or tucked under a tray. The component list in your build guide, at circuitmess.com/blogs/resources, shows exactly what should be in the box.

  • Orders can ship in more than one parcel, each with its own tracking and at no extra cost to you. If an item from a bundle is not there, check your emails for a second tracking number — see Why did my order arrive in more than one parcel?

If something really is missing, email [email protected] with:

  • Your order number

  • The name of the missing part, from the build guide if you can identify it

  • A photo of everything that came in the box

The photo lets us identify the part and post it without a second round of questions, so please include it if you can.

This covers parts that never arrived. A part that did arrive but is faulty, or that broke during the build, is handled under our warranty instead: a genuinely defective part is replaced free, and a part broken in use or assembly can still be replaced but is charged, with the price always quoted to you first. See Do your kits have a warranty?

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