Warranty exclusions
Defects caused by improper use are excluded from the warranty. Improper use of the equipment is taken to be
any operation of the product under conditions which do not meet the terms of proper use described in the
operating manual or documentation of the product.
The warranty also does not cover the following points:
Wearing parts and consumable materials
Diagnosis and rectification of defects caused by improper use or improper maintenance of the
device by the customer or third parties. Improper actions include operations that are not
compatible with the instructions contained in the product manual.
Force majeure (lightning strike, floods, war etc.)
Dirt, seals or stickers
Any other circumstances for which IFEX Technologies cannot be held responsible.
The warranty is rendered null and void if:
IFEX Technologies products are operated or fitted with parts, components or peripherals which
have not been approved for that purpose by IFEX Technologies GmbH.
The device is covered with irremovable seals, stickers or similar.
The original warranty sticker at IFEX Technologies products is damaged or removed
respectively if manipulations at those stickers are apparently.
Services/ repairs or other changes to the product are carried out by persons who have not been
authorized by IFEX Technologies GmbH to carry out such work.
This clause is not valid if the customer can prove that any defects were neither caused by nor arose as a
consequence of such events.
Limitation of liability
Any claims of the party entitled to the warranty which exceed the scope of terms expressly mentioned in these
warranty conditions are excluded. This also applies in particular with regard to claims to compensation for
subsequent damages, loss of profits, data losses or information losses or damages following of the inoperability
or missing of the product due to maintenance or repair.
Applicable law
The warranty is subject to the applicable laws in the country of purchase and is to be interpreted in agreement
with the said laws.
Rev. 001/ 01 2011