Advance acoustic EPSILON 8 23, User Manual

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ADVANCE Service Centres
ADVANCE operates two company-owned Service Centres that
carry out checks and repairs of all types. The workshops based in
Switzerland and France are official maintenance operations, certi-
fied by the German Hanggliding and Paragliding Federation ( DHV ),
which has many years’ experience and in-depth product-specific
expertise. The ADVANCE worldwide service network includes other
authorised service centres which provide the same services. All
service facilities use original ADVANCE materials exclusively. You
can find all the information about checks and repairs, and the rele-
vant addresses at www.advance.ch.
The ADVANCE website
At www.advance.ch you will find detailed information about ADVANCE
and its products, as well as useful addresses which you can contact if
you have any questions.
Among the things you will be able to do on the website are:
§
complete the warranty card online up to 10 days after purchasing
the glider, enabling you to enjoy the full benefits of the ADVANCE
warranty.
§
find out about new safety-related knowledge and advice concerning
ADVANCE products
§ download an application form in PDF format which you can use
when sending your glider in for a check at ADVANCE.
§
find an answer to a burning question among the FAQs ( Frequently
Asked Questions )
§
subscribe to the ADVANCE Newsletter so that you will be regularly
informed by e-mail about news and products.
It is well worth visiting the ADVANCE website regularly because the
range of services offered is continuously being expanded.
Warranty
In order to enjoy the full benefits of the ADVANCE warranty, you are re-
quested to complete the relevant form on the website in the «Warranty»
section within 10 days of purchase.
As part of the ADVANCE warranty, we undertake to rectify any de-
fects in our products that are attributable to manufacturing faults. In
order for a warranty claim to be made, ADVANCE must be notified
immediately on discovery of a defect, and the defective product sent
in for inspection. The manufacturer will then decide how a possible
manufacturing fault is to be rectified ( repair, replacement of parts or
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