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Thank you for purchasing the U.S. SOLID high-frequency induction heater. To ensure
smooth and safe operations, please review this full manual and refer to our website
for an explainer video on how to operate this premium product:
www.ussolid.com/induction-heater.html
Changes in technology happen often and rapidly, which is why our team at U.S. SOLID
reserves the right to modify the specifications and procedures for this high-frequency
induction heater immediately and without notice. The Company will not assume
responsibility for equipment damage or malfunction due to improper operation,
incorrect repairs, or use of unauthorized parts.
This induction heater has passed rigorous testing and extensive research and
development. Like all of our products, it is made with quality materials at a
reasonable price. This induction heater is suitable for heating a variety of metals in
different sizes.
You have 30 days from the date of delivery to return this product. If the returned
item has been opened, a 15% restocking fee will be applied. We provide a 12-month
warranty from the date of the sale. Within the warranty window, we are responsible
for any replacement parts needed caused by quality issues. If you want to return a
defective item, please contact our customer service team to receive a free prepaid
shipping label for your return. To expedite the warranty process, please describe the
issue and include the following information: purchase date, order number, name of
the original purchasing entity, delivery address, and serial number. After the
12-month warranty period, we offer to replace parts at current retail cost, but
complete product returns will not be accepted.
The warranty will only be in effect if all instructions in the manual are followed. The
warranty does not cover damage caused by force majeure (e.g., natural disasters
such as hurricanes, floods, or earthquakes).
This manual includes basic safety precautions and instructions for installation,
operation, and maintenance.
II. Getting Started
