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Warranty
6.1
Statutory warranty
The statutory warranty, complete and compulsory, stems from application of articles 1641 et. seq. of the
Civil Code.
If the buyer proves that there is a latent defect, the manufacturer must legally make good any foreseeable
consequences.
6.2
Contract guarantee
The aim of the contract guarantee, which in no way excludes the statutory warranty, is to guarantee the
buyer against any manufacturing faults or faulty material other than latent
defects.
The guarantee is valid for 5 years from the purchase date indicated by the
seller.
It includes, during this period, free exchange of faulty parts (parts and
labour).
The appliance must be installed in such a way as to allow fast and easy
disassembly and reassembly (inspection panel compulsory).
6.3
The following are not covered by the warranty
- damage caused by something external to the appliance (e.g. broken glass due to mechanical shock),
- damage resulting from forms of energy, use or installations which do not comply w
ith the manufacturer’s
instructions and with legal and regulatory requirements,
- damage entailing the liability of a third party or resulting from a deliberate act or willful misconduct,
- wearing parts (brickwork, vitro-ceramics, vermiculite reflectors and combustion grilles).
