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Seasonal Site
When placing your unit on a camp site in the spring and returning it in the
fall to your home, it’s classified as a “seasonal site”.
Performing repair work on such a site is not recommended for numerous
reasons; available parts, tools, space, weather conditions, etc.
Any service repairs which require a service technician also requires the
unit to be taken to a service facility, preferably your selling dealer.
Warranty coverage does not include trip or service call costs for such a
trip. It is the
owners’ responsibility to provide for such costs.
TOWABLE LIMITED WARRANTY
Two Year Limited Warranty
SUMMARY OF WARRANTY: KZRV warrants the structure of every towable recreational
vehicle or truck camper purchased from an authorized KZRV dealer to the first retail consumer
for a period of two (2) years, to be free from substantial defects in materials and workmanship
when used for its intended purpose. The warranty period begins on the date of purchase or
the date the unit is first placed in service, whichever is earlier. For purposes of this Towable
Limited
Warranty (“TLW”), the term “structure” includes the interior and exterior sidewalls, floor,
roof, and frame.
EXCLUSIONS FROM WARRANTY: Excluded from coverage under the TLW are: (1) items
added, changed, or modified after the unit has left the possession of KZRV; (2) units used for
any commercial purpose; (3) units used for full-time residential use or more than occasional
recreational use; (4) wear and tear caused by normal usage by the consumer, including but
not limited to fading or discoloration of soft goods (e.g. Tents, upholstery, drapes, carpet, vinyl,
screens, cushions, and mattresses), fading or discoloration of exterior or fiberglass
components, tears, punctures, soiling, mildew, mold and the effects of moisture condensation
inside the unit; (5) the effects of alteration, tampering, mishandling, neglect, abuse, misuse,
weather, acts of nature, acts of God, or corrosive atmospheres that promote rusting, oxidation,
or pitting; (6) minor imperfections that do not interfere or affect the suitability of the unit for its
intended use; (7) the effects of consumer’s or transferee’s failure to perform normal and routine
maintenance (e.g. Inspections, lubrication, adjustments, tightening of screws and bolts,
tightening of lug nuts and wheels, sealing, rotating, cleaning, or other damages resulting from
failing to follow the maintenance schedule and procedures in the owner’s manual; (8) damages
resulting from misalignment or adjustments to axles or spindles caused by improper
maintenance, modification, loading, unloading, road hazards, road defects, off road travel, or
tire failure; (9) damages caused by the negligent or intentional use or misuse of the unit by the
consumer or transferee, including, but not limited to, occurrences while towing the unit; (10)
claims made for alignment or adjustment of patio doors (Note: any unit with a patio door is not
intended to be towed like a travel trailer, and must be permanently parked on a lot. If such a
unit is towed, this TLW is voided in regard to the patio door and the surrounding structures);
(11) loss or damage caused by a person or business as a result of transporting the unit after
sale to the consumer, delivering the unit, or parking the unit; (12) loss of damage to the