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9. Delivery Terms and Conditions 

c) Repairs or interventions performed by unauthorised persons, or use of nonoriginal parts.

d) Accidents or other circumstances after delivery to the customer that lie outside the control of the supplier/dealer, includ-

ing voltage fluctuations  /- 10 % of the rated voltage, lightning strikes, and electrical power outages. 

e) Corrosion/deposits due to the surroundings. 

f) Normal wear. (See point 1)

6. Disputes

Disputes that concern the application of these terms and conditions may, via the consumer council’s complaints mechanism, 

be brought in for resolution by the industry’s complaints tribunal.

9.2. Business purchase

What is to be understood by business purchase is everything that is not a consumer purchase and which is used for exam-

ple in cafes, restaurants, snack bars, hotels, motels, companies, or other business-related activity. As well as use in schools, 

institutions, rented rooms, preschools, athletics facilities, shared households, and housing cooperatives, plus instances where 

the customer in full or in part receives payment for use of the device, or where it is included in a shared house, possibly 

a leasing relationship. Or where the device is used to maintain a good that the customer sells. All these things are busi-

ness purchases. The period for filing claims and the warranty period is then 6 months. This applies for any losses that the 

deficiency might cause, for example such as operating losses, lost earnings and other consequential financial losses. This 

limitation to the supplier’s liability does not apply if it is guilty of acting with gross negligence.

Summary of Contents for Cave 40

Page 1: ...ortant information 39 5 Dimensions and technical specification 39 6 Pre Integration Installation 40 7 Integration Installation 40 8 Cleaning and maintenance 41 8 1 Temperature adjustments 41 8 2 Maint...

Page 2: ...maged during transport or installation Leaking coolant can injure the eyes If the product has been damaged a Avoid open flames and everything that can create sparks b Disconnect the power cord c Air o...

Page 3: ...t store explosive substances or products that contain propellants for example aerosols in the product Thermostats that are activated can emit sparks and pose a fire hazard Flammable substances may exp...

Page 4: ...The product is intended for use within definite climate classes ambient temperature and ought not to be used outside such limits The climate classes are specified on the type plate on the inside of th...

Page 5: ...oduct for example in an adjoining unit This product is designed to be installed under a worktop which must be fastened to the kitchen fittings and or wall to ensure that it does not tip forward when d...

Page 6: ...and is not jammed under the cabinet Leave the plug underneath the cabinet and do not insert it in the mains socket until you have completed the instal lation Cut an opening for the air intake grille i...

Page 7: ...ay the expenses of the repairs this applies for products that are located within the natural sales territory of the supplier or distributor What is meant by natural sales territory is a distance betwe...

Page 8: ...rything that is not a consumer purchase and which is used for exam ple in cafes restaurants snack bars hotels motels companies or other business related activity As well as use in schools institutions...

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