Common use of GUARANTEE Clause in Contracts

GUARANTEE. The manufacturer guarantees the correct operation of the trasmitter. The manufacturer undertakes to replace parts which are faulty due to manufacturing faults or defects, according to that laid down by Article 1490 of the Italian Civil Code. The guarantee covers the products or individual parts for a period of 36 months from date of purchase. This is valid if the purchaser is able to show the purchase receipt and has satisfied the agreed conditions of payment. The guarantee of correct operation of the trasmitter issued by the manufacturer means that the manufacturer undertakes to repair or replace free of charge, in the shortest time possible, those parts that have become faulty due to defects in construction or material defects during the period of the guarantee. The purchaser cannot claim the right to any compensation for any damages, direct or indirect, or to other costs. The guarantee does not cover parts which are fragile or exposed to wear and tear, or to corrosive process agents, etc. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for the guarantee if the product has been mishandled, disassembled, had its label removed, or exhibits evidence of impact or other factors.