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WARRANTY POLICY 

 

1.

 

Warranty coverage  

Lametal Oy, the manufacturer of STARK attachments, offers new devices a guarantee which covers material 
and manufacturing defects in accordance with the terms in this warranty policy. Limitations to the warranty are 
specified in point 7.  

2.

 

Warranty starting date  

The warranty starts on the agreed date of product delivery to the client, or on the date of approved instalment or 
on the date the equipment has been taken into operation. The equipment is taken into operation when it has 
been delivered to the client in accordance with the agreement and the client has acknowledged receipt of the 
equipment. The client is to check the equipment before use as instructed in this manual and to notify the 
manufacturer or the reseller of the equipment of any defects or flaws that are noticed during initial inspection. 
This notification is to be done in writing within eight (8) days after delivery. Hidden defects and defects that are 
otherwise difficult to detect must be reported immediately after detecting them, within one (1) year after receipt 
of the equipment at the latest. 

3.

 

Warranty period  

STARK warranty covers a period of one (1) year. If need be, the client and the manufacturer make separate 
agreements on warranty concerning repairs and spare parts used in repairs.  

4.

 

Repairs during the warranty period  

Repairs during the warranty period are carried out free of charge within the normal working hours by the 
manufacturer repair and maintenance services or by a repair service provider accredited by the manufacturer. If 
repairs are carried out by a repair service provider which has not been accredited by the manufacturer, the 
manufacturer does not compensate for costs that are not covered by the warranty, such as travel and waiting 
hours, daily allowances, travel expenses or costs arising from detaching and reinstalling the equipment. The 
manufacturer does not compensate for indirect costs caused by repairs during the warranty period, such as lost 
working hours. Original parts replaced during the warranty period shall remain with the manufacturer. The client 
must keep the damaged parts for six (6) months unless otherwise agreed, and have them delivered to the 
manufacturer without delay upon request. 

5.

 

Conditions for repair under warranty  

Manufacturer’s instructions for operation, 

instalment and maintenance have been followed.  

The equipment was damaged when operated in conditions for which it has been engineered. 
In maintenance and repairs, only original, manufacturer parts have been used.  
The form for the notification of defects provided by the manufacturer or the retailer has been filled in according 
to the instructions and submitted for processing.  

6.

 

Warranty after repair  

Warranty holds until the end of the original warranty period. Repair under warranty does not prolong the 
warranty period.  

7.

 

Limitation to the warranty  

The warranty does not cover:  

o

 

consequential expenses resulting from the damaged equipment  

o

 

indirect costs, such as loss of working hours 

o

 

damages caused to a third party  

o

 

equipment or components that have been modified or repaired by the client themselves  

o

 

damages caused by normal wear and tear, inappropriate maintenance operations, neglect, accident, 

connecting error, equipment overloading, user’s inexperience or use of other than original parts 

 

The warranty offered by the manufacturer does not exceed the purchase price of the equipment.   

8.

 

Warranty claim procedure  

For a warranty claim to be processed, the form for the notification of defects provided by the manufacturer or 
the retailer must be filled in according to the instructions and submitted for processor. The warranty claim 
procedure is carried out either in Finnish or English. 

Summary of Contents for Stark THM 2500

Page 1: ...Original Operating and maintenance manual Back broom 2500 3000...

Page 2: ...ebpage www stark fi for the complete product range including new products The manufacturer reserves the right for structural and technical changes without prior notice Therefore some pieces of informa...

Page 3: ...ck broom 9 7 2 Overload switch 10 7 3 Changing the brush rings 11 7 4 Adjusting the chains 12 7 5 Removing the back broom from the base machine 13 7 6 Transferring the back broom 13 8 MAINTENANCE OF T...

Page 4: ...ert j ntie 2 73100 LAPINLAHTI Finland tel 358 17 731 565 Declares that the above mentioned equipment meets the provisions of Directive 2006 42 EC on machinery and where applicable comply with the stan...

Page 5: ...s and objects that block your view children use of turn signal when driving NEVER use the machine if there is someone in the danger zone NEVER go under the attachment WARNING Rotating rollers During m...

Page 6: ...the serial number of your back broom Product and model _______________________________Serial number___________________________________ 4 2 Maintenance services When replacing parts use original manufa...

Page 7: ...CK BROOM Picture 2 Main parts of the back broom 1 Back broom s frame 2 Propeller shaft 3 Angle gear box 4 Front propeller shaft 5 Rotating triangle 6 Hydraulic cylinder 7 Broom roller 8 Chain 9 Brush...

Page 8: ...the base machine please pay attention to the instructions on the use of the base machine 1 Make sure that the attachment and the base machine are compatible in terms of mechanical solutions hydraulic...

Page 9: ...tors are clean and the hoses are intact 5 Lift back brooms front support legs Lock them in upward position with locking cotters 6 Check carefully the attachment s the base machine s and the fitting s...

Page 10: ...ed when the overload switch opens Slow down the driving speed or stop completely until the overload switch operates normally Overload switch is a safety mechanism which can be damaged when used incorr...

Page 11: ...ing new brush rings turn them 180 if needed so that the spikes of the rings are evenly placed and the rings don t have large gaps between them 7 Make sure that the spikes of the rings don t touch the...

Page 12: ...o tight they will strain cogwheels and axle s bearings Chains are behind their protective cases Adjusting the chains 1 Remove the protective case 2 Loosen 4 bolts in a bearing plate picture 10 3 Adjus...

Page 13: ...ugs 5 Unlock the coupling mechanism and detach the device 6 If the equipment is not likely to be used for a longer period of time clean it thoroughly after operating and lubricate as instructed Remove...

Page 14: ...148 M16 230 M18 329 M20 464 M22 634 M24 798 M27 1176 M30 1597 M33 2161 M36 2778 M39 3597 Table 1 Tightening torque 8 3 Daily maintenance In order to prevent further damages it is important to inspect...

Page 15: ...r the hydraulic cylinder 3 Grease nipples for the support wheels at both wheels 4 Grease nipples for the bearing at the top of the chain 5 Grease nipples for the propeller shaft s grating detailed ins...

Page 16: ...rizontal the oil level must be at least level with the minimum level shown on the dip stick You can access the plug of the box by detaching the protective sheet behind the box which is attached by fou...

Page 17: ...every 8 operating hours Add grease to the grating until it starts to pour out Picture 18 Propeller shaft s shape tubes need to be greased regularly after every 50 operating hours Vaseline spray is sui...

Page 18: ...linder and the rolling of the engine are connected separately to the hydraulics of the basic machine This means that the lifting and rotating of the broom can be done with the hydraulics of the basic...

Page 19: ...Sivu 19 20 Figure 2 4 hose hydraulics...

Page 20: ...s travel and waiting hours daily allowances travel expenses or costs arising from detaching and reinstalling the equipment The manufacturer does not compensate for indirect costs caused by repairs dur...

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