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Warranty
Manufacturer guarantees proper functioning of the device during warranty period of
warranty period since the date of sale under condition of compliance with maintenance
and storage procedures described in this manual. After unpacking the device please
keep the package and technical description. Warranties are canceled in case the device
was not transported in the original package or maintenance procedures were violated.
Manufacturer is not responsible for device malfunctioning as a result of improper
maintenance, storage and transportation including mechanical failures.
In case of device failure during the warranty period, customer has the right to repair it in
Service centre for free. The equipment is accepted for warranty repair clean from dust
and mud.
Cleaning equipment from dust and mud is not included in the warranty and is charged
separately.
Warranty service does not include training of equipment maintenance, as well other
service for providing functioning of device (connection, testing, customizing, preventive
works etc.), which customer can commit on his own according to the attached manual.
Producer is entitled to introduce constructive and software changes, not described in the
current manual.
Warranty service is not available in the following cases:
- Absence of warranty coupon, incorrectly filled warranty coupon, or corrected coupon
- If operation rules mentioned in the manual were violated.
- If there are mechanic damages of equipment.
- If there are foreign objects or liquid inside device.
The present warranty is not applied to lamps, batteries, belts, network adaptors, power
units, safety fuses, brushes, parts of the body of the product and any other parts which
have naturally limited period of service including failures caused by instability or power
supply failures. Replaced defective parts are to be considered property of our company.
The owner delivers faulty equipment to a service centre at his own expense.
Summary of Contents for PRO CS-200A
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