Product Warranty Statement; Receiving And Inspection; Uncrating And Rigging - Tecumseh F27HC Installation, Operation, Service And Maintenance Instructions

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Subject to the limitations and disclaimers contained herein, Tecumseh Products Company ("Seller") warrants to its original

equipment manufacturer customer ("OEM"), that any compressors, condensing units, unit coolers, component parts,

controllers, or other goods manufactured by Seller and sold by Seller to OEM (collectively, "Goods") will be free from defects in

material and workmanship under normal use with regular service and maintenance for the greater of; (a) twenty (20) months from the

date of manufacture by Seller or, (b) eighteen (18) months from the date of invoice (the "Warranty Period"). Products sold by

Seller to Authorized Wholesale (collectively, "Goods") will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use with

regular service and maintenance for a period of sixty (60) months from the date of manufacture by Seller or twelve (12) months

from the date of sale by Tecumseh's authorized wholesaler, whichever occurs first (the "Warranty Period").

This WARRANTY does not cover:

• Costs, expenses, or any other type of damage incurred by any other person concerning the repair or replacement of any Goods;

• Any Goods that become inoperative because of system processing, design or installation;

• An indication in the Goods that there is no defect in material or workmanship;

• Transportation costs other than the freight allowance expressly described herein;

• Any Goods where Seller's serial number, code plate, or serial label is missing, rendered illegible,

tampered with and/or altered in any way; or;

• Goods sold through export unless agreed upon by Seller and Authorized Wholesaler or OEM

in a written service agreement duly executed by the parties authorized representatives.

For more information please contact your local Tecumseh Sales representative or Corporate office at:

Tecumseh Products Company / 5683 Hines Drive / Ann Arbor, MI 48108 / Ph. 734.585.9500 / www.tecumseh.com

When the equipment is initially received, a responsible individual acting on behalf of the equipment purchaser must be present to

check the quantity of cartons and crates being delivered against the bill of lading to confirm that all items listed therein are accounted

for. Inspect all shipping containers (boxes and crates) for any signs of visible damage. Report any damage or shortages to the

delivering freight company immediately. It is the customer's responsibility to file all claims with the freight company. Damaged

equipment may be refused but must not be returned to the manufacturer for any reason without prior authorization.

Installing personnel must exercise caution when removing equipment from crates and boxes to prevent physical injury to themselves

or the product. Always wear appropriate personal protection equipment (PPE) such as hard hats, gloves, safety glasses, safety

shoes, long sleeve shirts and pants, etc. to avoid physical injury. When lifting smaller units by hand always utilize proper lifting

techniques to avoid personal injury. Equipment should be left in the original shipping container whenever possible until just prior to

installation. Do not use piping connections, fan guards, drain pans or other such similar components as lifting points. On larger units

which must be removed from the shipping container or skid with lifting straps make sure to utilize a spreader bar to avoid damage to

the units sheet metal housing.

REMOVING EQUIPMENT FROM SHIPPING CONTAINERS / PACKAGING

If using a forklift roll the unit over onto a wooden pallet with the shipping skid "up" (Figure 1 - Steps 1 & 2 - Page 6).

Remove the banding which holds the cardboard box to the shipping skid, then using a razor knife, carefully cut the box down all (4)

corners and fold the cardboard down onto the pallet, leaving the unit resting on the original cardboard shipping blocks and carton top

flaps (Figure 2 - Step 3 - Page 6).

Remove the (4) nuts and bolts that secure the unit mounting brackets to the shipping skid and lay aside the skid (Figure 2 - Steps 4

& 5 - Page 6).

With the shipping container and skid removed, remove the two side access panels from the ends of the unit and check closely for any

concealed or hidden damage.

equipment installation. All units are shipped with approx. 25 PSIG of dry air or nitrogen holding charge in the coil. Use an accurate

suction service gauge to verify internal coil pressure prior to proceeding with the unit installation. Although the absence of pressure or

a lower than nor-mal pressure reading does not necessarily indicate a leak, if the reading is "low" a leak test must be performed before

contrinuing with the installation or requesting a return goods authorization from the distributor or manufacturer (Figure 3 - Step 6 -

Page 6).