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How do I download & install JCB Family Club?
You don’t need to download JFC app separately. It can be accessed through the JCB Livelink 4.0 app to get started.
How can I update my profile?
The member can update their profile by going to settings, click on profile and click on edit profile. After editing, click on update profile. The profile will be updated.
How can I start using JCB Family Club?
- Download the Livelink 4.0 app from play store.
- Click on the JFC Icon in the Livelink 4.0 app.
- Get yourself registered in the JFC program.
- The member can then scan the QR code available on MRP Sticker of the JCB Genuine part & enjoy the loyalty benefits.
How can I scan the QR code?
JFC has an inbuilt scanner available to capture the QR code. Open JFC home screen and focus the mobile camera on the QR code. The scanner will automatically capture the QR code and then the member will receive instant loyalty benefits.
How can I redeem the JCB Family Club loyalty points?
- On JFC home screen, select loyalty points statement/redemption section and click on redeem option.
- The loyalty points can be transferred through either selecting the retailer/ dealer/ distributor’s name from dropdown list or by entering the retailer’s/ dealer’s/ distributor’s registered mobile number.
- During the next purchase of JCB genuine parts, the member will get discount from the retailer/ dealer/ distributor selected based on the loyalty points transferred.
- The JFC member should ensure that the unique transaction ID generated during the loyalty points transfer must be clearly mentioned in their retail invoice.
Can I use JCB Family Club on multiple mobile devices?
JFC cannot be used on multiple mobile devices.
Can I use JCB Family Club 2.0 offline?
No, JFC is not supported for offline functionality.
Can I get loyalty points in form of cash?
The loyalty points can only be redeemed in form of discount during the member’s next JCB purchase of genuine parts, lubes or attachments.
What is the power range of engines which fall under Stage 5 Regulations?
More details on the category of engines that fall under Stage 5 regulations with stringent limits of particulate matter (PM), particulate number (PN), nitrogen oxide (NOX), hydrocarbon (HC), and carbon monoxide (CO) can be found in the table below - just click the link.
What are the types of Regen and what should you do?
There are 3 types of Regeneration (Regen), automatic regeneration, manual (stationary) regeneration and service regeneration. Read on to learn more about each type and what you should do.