Warranty Conditions; Advice - infaco SC 160P3 User Manual

Warranty conditions

Your tool has a two year warranty for manufacturing defects or faults.
The warranty applies to the normal use of the tool and does not cover:
- damage due to poor maintenance or lack of maintenance,
- damage due to incorrect use,
- wear parts,
- tools that have been taken apart by unauthorised repairers,
- external factors (fire, flood, lightning, etc.),
- impacts and their consequences,
- ltools used with a battery or charger other than those of the INFACO brand.
The warranty is only applicable when the warranty has been registered with INFACO
(warranty card or online declaration on www.infaco.com).
If the warranty declaration was not made when the tool was purchased, the factory
departure date will be used as the warranty start date.
The warranty covers factory labour but not necessarily dealer labour. The repair
or replacement during the warranty period does not extend or renew the initial
warranty.
All failings regarding the storage and safety instructions will void the manufacturer's warranty.
The warranty cannot entitle to compensation for:
The possible immobilisation of the tool during repairs.
All work carried out by a person other than approved INFACO agents will cancel the tool
warranty.
The repair or replacement during the warranty period does not extend or renew the initial
warranty.
We strongly recommend INFACO tool users to contact the dealer that sold them the tool in
the event of a failure.
To avoid all disputes, please note the following procedure:
- Tool still under warranty, send it to us carriage paid and we will pay the
return.
- Tool no longer under warranty, send it to us carriage paid and the return
will be at your expense by cash on delivery. If the cost of the repair were to
exceed € 80 excluding VAT, you will be supplied with a quote.
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Advice

Keep your work area tidy. Clutter in work areas increases risks of accidents.
Take into account the work zone. Do not expose electric tools to rain. Do not use electric
tools in a damp or wet environment. Make sure the work area is properly lit. Do not use
electric tools near inflammable liquids or gases.
Protect yourself from electric shocks. Avoid bodily contact with surfaces connected to the
earth, such as battery chargers, electric multi-plugs, etc.
Keep away from children! Do not allow third parties to touch the tool or cable. Keep them
away from your work area.
Store your tools in a safe location. When not in use, tools must be stored in a dry, locked
location in their original packaging and out of the reach of children.
Wear suitable work clothing. Do not wear loose-fitting clothing or jewellery. It could be
caught up in moving parts. When working in the open air, wearing rubber gloves and non-
slip sole footwear is recommended. If your hair is long, wear a hair net.
Wear protective eye-wear. Also wear a mask if the work being carried out generates dust.
Protect the power cord. Do not carry the tool using its cord and do not pull on the cord to
disconnect it from the socket. Protect the cord from heat, oil and sharp edges.
Maintain your tools carefully. Regularly check the plug and power cord condition and,
if they are damaged, have them replaced by a recognised specialist. Keep your tool dry and
free of oil.
Remove the tool keys. Before starting the machine, make sure the keys and adjustment
tools have been removed.
Check your tool for damage. Before reusing the tool, carefully check that the safety
systems or slightly damaged parts are in perfect working order.
Have your tool repaired by a specialist. This tool is compliant with applicable safety
rules. All repairs must be carried out by a specialist and only using original parts, failure to do
so could result in serious risks to user safety.
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