Lunar Caravans Landstar 2017, Handbook

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WARRANTY
LANDSTAR WARRANTY
To protect you and your Landstar Motorhome
never leave the registration documents in the
vehicle. For security purposes keep it in a
safe place.
Your Landstar Motorhome is supplied to you
with a three year warranty that is valid from
the date of purchase, except otherwise
stated and is conditional on annual servicing
being carried out.
The base vehicle warranty is provided by
Mercedes and is against any failures in the
vehicle caused by any manufacturing defects
that may have occurred when your vehicle
was built. The warranty is backed by a
standard three year unlimited mileage
warranty and replacement parts for major
assemblies are backed by a standard two
year unlimited mileage warranty. The
warranty starts from the date of registration
or, if earlier, the date of sale.
Should a fault arise contact should be made
with your local Mercedes-Benz dealership.
What does the warranty cover?
Mercedes will cover any defects in material
or workmanship that occur as a result of the
vehicle manufacturing process. Whilst glass
is not covered, warranty would apply in the
case of a stress fracture. In this way
Mercedes will accept responsibility for those
items that are theirs but cannot cover any
non-approved modifications, accessories or
bodywork applied after the vehicle
manufacture.
What is not covered?
Mercedes will not cover problems that arise
from
• A failure to follow instructions contained
in the vehicles operating manual or
maintenance booklets, or from your
Authorised Mercedes-Benz dealer,
Garage or repairer
• A failure to have the vehicle maintained
and serviced correctly and at the required
intervals as set out in the maintenance
booklet
• Incorrect repairs by an unauthorised
garage
• The fitting of non-approved parts,
additional equipment and bodywork, or
other unauthorised vehicle modifications
(your Mercedes-Benz Dealer will be
happy to advise)
• Using and driving the vehicle outside the
instructions outlined in the driver’s
handbook
• Damage caused by excessive speed
• Not following advise provided by the
vehicles information system or
dashboard warning lights
• Exceeding gross vehicle weights, axle
loads and payload capacity
• Normal wear and tear on parts, including
friction and consumable items as oils and
lubricants, filters, brake pads, clutch
materials, wiper blades, tyres, some
exhaust components and shock
absorbers. This list is not exhaustive
• External events including environmental
issues such as storms and floods,
accident damage, salt corrosion, civil
unrest of vandalism.