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PIM-P Analyzer User’s Manual
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Appendix A
Warranty Statement
ACEWAVETCH Co., Ltd. (hereafter “AWT”) warrants the PIM-P to the original
Purchaser to be free from defects in material and workmanship and to operate within
applicable specifications for a period of two years from date of shipment. Test cable(s) and
connector savers are not covered under warranty. AWT further warrants that its
instruments will perform within all current specifications under normal use and service for
two years from date of shipment. These warranties do not cover sealed assemblies which
have been opened, or any item which has been repaired or altered without AWT’s
authorization. AWT’s warranties are limited to either the repair or replacement, at AWT’s
option, of any product found to be defective under the terms of these warranties. There will
be no charge for parts and labor during the warranty period. The Purchaser shall prepay
inbound shipping charges to AWT or its designated service facility and shall return the
product in its original or an equivalent shipping container. AWT or its designated service
facility shall pay shipping charges to return the product to the Purchaser for domestic
shipping addresses. For addresses outside the Republic of KOREA, the Purchaser is
responsible for prepaying all shipping charges, duties and taxes (both inbound and
outbound).
At AWT’s option, an extended Warranty period may be available for an additional
charge. Please contact one of our sales offices for further information. If an extended
warranty option has been purchased, the extended period is substituted for the 2 year
period above. Note that the extended warranty does not extend the instrument's calibration
interval past 12 months. The instrument must be maintained in a calibrated (instrument
having received calibration or verification at recommended interval) state throughout the
warranty period to be eligible for warranty service to remedy "out of spec" operation.
Instrument Verification Definition:
Instrument verification is comprised of the following:
Inspection: Each unit is inspected for damage and wear and tear. Key functions are
checked. The inspection is carried out both external and internally. Any damaged or
malfunction is noted on the service report, providing the user with an overview of the
equipment’s status.
Maintenance: Units sent in for verification undergo a standard maintenance procedure.
The instrument is cleaned of dust and marks on both the inside and outside. Most AWT
testers have EMI protection cover and screen can impair visibility. Fans and filters are
cleaned to enhance cooling and the device’s lifespan.
Verification: All specified values which can deviate over time are checked. This
includes all paths a signal can take for measurement.
Instrument Calibration Definition:
Instrument calibration is comprised of Instrument Verification PLUS the following: