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12 : Warranty Policy
Underground Magnetics (UM) warrants that it will either repair or replace
any product that fails to operate in conformity to UM
’ s published specifica-
tions at the time of shipment due to a defect in materials or workmanship
during the warranty period for that product, subject to the terms set forth
below.
Warranty Period: All UM Transmitters, One year from date of purchase.
Receivers, Remote Displays, Battery Chargers and Rechargeable
Batteries (receiver and display) one year from the date of purchase.
Software One year from date of purchase. Other Accessories Ninety days
from date of purchase. Service/Repair Ninety days from date of repair.
For software products, UM warrants that it will update any defective
software to bring it into material compliance with UM
’ s specifications for
such software. The above warranties only apply to new products
purchased directly from UM or from a UM authorized dealer. The ultimate
determination of whether a product qualifies for warranty replacement
shall be at UM
’ s sole discretion. Exclusions: Transmitters that have
exceeded the maximum temperature, as indicated by the system. Defect
or damage caused by misuse, abuse, improper installation, improper
storage or transport, neglect, accident, fire, flood, use of incorrect fuses,
contact with high voltages or injurious substances, use of system
components not manufactured or supplied by UM, failure to follow the
operator
’ s manual, use other than that for which the product was intended
or other events beyond the control of UM. Any transmitter used with an
improper housing, or damage caused to a transmitter from improper
installation into or retrieval from a housing. Damage during shipment to
UM. Any modification, opening up, repair or attempted repair of a product,
or any tampering or removal of any serial number, label or other
identification of the product, will void the warranty. UM does not warrant
or guarantee the accuracy or completeness of data generated by HDD
locating systems. The accuracy or completeness of such data may be
impacted by a variety of factors, including (without limitation) active or
passive interference and other environmental conditions, failure to
calibrate or use the device properly and other factors. UM also does not