SWM SIX DAYS, Quick Reference Manual

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Six Day
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periodic maintenance plan or for which the
service coupons have not duly been stamped.
• Vehicles used for competitions/rental/off -road
heavy duty.
Consumables and parts subject to wear:
The warranty does not cover wear and normal
deterioration from use of the vehicle for the
following parts:
• Spark plugs.
• Transmission chain.
• Brake pads and discs.
• Clutch discs and bodies.
• Tyres.
• Bulbs and fuses.
• Transmission and drive cables.
• Tubes and all other rubber par ts.
• Bearings.
• Air and fuel filters.
• Secondary transmission chain and gears
Lubricants
The warranty does not cover fluids: oil, grease,
battery acid and coolant.
Limitations
For all vehicles: the warranty on the BATTERY,
SADDLE and PLASTIC PARTS is limited to 6
months.
• The warranty does not cover the maintenance
and service costs nor the cost of the parts
required for these operations.
• The warranty does not cover expenses
resulting from filing a warranty claim: additional
expenses for communications, any board and
lodging nor other related expenses, such as
compensation for lost time, commercial losses,
replacement vehicle rental expenses, transport
expenses.
Important note for validity of the warranty:
• The warranty booklet must be carefully kep t
and presented to the official SWM dealer every
time the vehicle is brought in for service
• The service coupons must be filled in by the
dealer that serviced the vehicle.
• The warranty may be transferred to subse quent
owners until its expiry.
• In the e vent of change of ownership, use the
dedicated coupon included in the warranty
booklet.
• The manufacturer reserves the right to make
modifications and/or improvements to all its
models without any obligation to make such
modifications on vehicles already in circulation.
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