MAC PARA Charger2, User Manual

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Disposal:
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The synthetic materials used in a paramotoring glider need professional disposal.
Please send disused canopies back to MAC PARA for proper dismantle and disposal.
The Charger 2 is delivered with a stuff-sack, Mac Pack, repair kit and user manual.
What to do if you break a line
Breaking a line or multiple lines on your glider is unfortunate but can be fixed. Most of the
time lines can be easily replaced with your glider being restored back to factory settings
within a short time. Depending on the extent of the damage, the line repair can be done by
you or a qualified professional MAC PARA approved facility. Consult your closest
MAC PARA dealer or MAC PARA directly with the type of line you may need.
Identifying which line you require to replace the broken line can be found by laying out your
glider outside, looking at where the damage line is and referencing the line plan guide near
the end of this manual. The better you know what you need and how many, the faster you
will get help with the correct advice. Not all lines are made from the same material or are
the same thicknesses.
Damage to the Canopy
Paramotoring involves fast moving parts like a spinning propeller and hot engines.
Sometimes those parts come in contact with your glider and can quickly cause damage to
your glider. Do not fly your glider that has sustained any damage. Any damage to your
glider needs to be professionally repaired before your next flight.
ATTENTION: Do not risk your life by flying a damaged glider.
If the rip, tear or damage is small and you have consulted with your dealer first, then the
repair may be performed by yourself with proper adhesive repair cloth. To avoid confusion,
it is recommended to send detailed pictures to your MAC PARA dealer or MAC PARA
directly. Do not attempt to repair or fix the glider yourself without the proper advice from a
qualified professional. Failure to do so will void your warranty and put you at risk.
Warranty:
MAC PARA guarantees free of charge repairs caused by the material or production faults
according to the following scheme:
For powered flying the MAC PARA warranty covers 24 months (2 years) or 100 flight
hours. With intensive use an annual check is needed, after the first 2 years check.
Warranty does not cover:
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canopy colour fading
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damage caused by chemicals or salt water
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damage caused by incorrect use
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damage caused by emergency situations
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damage resulting from accidents (airborne or not)