Warranty Terms; General Information - CONCORD ULTIMAX Manual

9. Warranty terms

The warranty shall commence
from the time at which the seat
is purchased. The warranty
period shall correspond to the
legal warranty period for the sale
of child seats applicable in the
end user's country. The contents
of the warranty shall comprise
the remedy of a defect, the supply
of a replacement, or a price
reduction, at the manufacturer's
discretion.
The warranty shall pertain only
to the first user.
In the event of a defect, rights
under the warranty shall only be
considered if the specialist dealer
is notified of the defect
immediately after its first
occurrence.
If the specialist dealer is unable
to resolve the problem, then the
dealer shall return the product to
the manufacturer along with a
precise description of the
complaint and an official receipt
showing the date of purchase.
The manufacturer accepts no
responsibility for products he has
not supplied.
0261-01
The right to make a claim under
the warranty shall not apply if:
– the product has been altered;
– the product has not been
returned to the dealer together
with the receipt within 14 days
after the occurrence of the
defect;
– the defect has arisen as a
result of incorrect handling or
maintenance, or as the result
of any other fault on the part
of the user, in particular if the
instructions for use have not
been observed;
– repairs have been made to the
product by a third party;
– the defect has been caused
by an accident;
– the serial number has been
damaged or removed.
Alterations to or deterioration in
the product brought about by use
in accordance with the contract
(wear and tear) do not constitute
a warranty claim.
The warranty period shall not be
extended as a result of services
rendered by the manufacturer in
the event of a warranty claim.

10. General information

1. This is a "universal" child
restraint system. It is approved
for general use in vehicles in
accordance with UN-ECE
Regulation 44, Amendment 04
and fits most, but not all,
passenger vehicle seats.
2. It can be assumed that the
system will fit correctly if the
vehicle manufacturer states in
the vehicle manual that the
vehicle is suitable for the
installation of a "universal"
child restraint system for the
relevant age group.
3. This child restraint system has
been classified as being of the
"universal" class, satisfying
stricter conditions than
previous models which do not
bear this label.
4. If in doubt, please consult the
manufacturer of the child
restraint system or the retailer.
5. Only suitable for vehicles with
three-point (lap and diagonal)
seat belts tested and approved
in accordance with UN-ECE
Regulation 16 or a comparable
standard.