Ikea Guarantee - IKEA FINSMAKARE Serie Bedienungsanleitung

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IKEA guarantee

How long is the IKEA warranty valid for?
This warranty is valid for five (5) years from
the original purchase date of the appliance
from IKEA. The original receipt is essential as
a proof of purchase. Any repairs carried out
under warranty do not extend the warranty
period for the appliance.
Who provides support?
Customer support will be provided by the
service provider appointed by IKEA through
its organisation or network of authorised
service partners.
What does the warranty cover?
The warranty covers any defects linked to the
materials or manufacture of the household
appliance and is valid from the purchase date
of the household appliance at an IKEA store.
The warranty is only valid on household
appliances intended for household use. The
exceptions are outlined under "What doesn't
the warranty cover". In the period covered by
the warranty, the repair costs (spare parts,
labour and travel costs of the technical
personnel) will be borne by the support
service, provided that access to the appliance
to perform the repair work does not entail
unforeseen expenses. These conditions
comply with the EU directive (No. 99/44/EC)
and the applicable local legal provisions. The
parts replaced will become the property of
IKEA.
How will IKEA intervene to solve the
problem?
The service provider, appointed by IKEA, will
examine the product and decide, at its sole
discretion, whether it is covered by the
warranty. If so, the IKEA service provider or its
authorised service partner, through its
service centres, will, at its sole discretion,
the end-user wishes to return without
purchasing a new equipment.
either repair the defective product or replace
it with a product of the same or equal value.
What doesn't the warranty cover?
• Normal wear.
• Deliberate damage or due to negligence,
damage caused by failure to follow the op-
erating instructions, improper installation
or connection to the incorrect voltage,
damage caused by chemical or electro-
chemical reactions, rust, corrosion or water
damage, including but not limited to dam-
age caused by excessive limescale in the
water pipes, and damage caused by
weather and natural events.
• Parts subject to wear, e.g. batteries and
light bulbs.
• Decorative and non-functional parts which
do not affect normal use of the appliance,
including scratches and changes in colour.
• Accidental damage caused by substances
or foreign bodies and cleaning or releasing
filters, drainage systems or detergent
drawers.
• Damage to parts such as ceramic hobs, ac-
cessories, crockery and cutlery baskets, in-
let and outlet pipes, gaskets, bulbs and
their covers, screens, knobs, covers and
parts of covers, unless it can be demon-
strated that said damage was caused by
manufacturing defects.
• Cases in which no defects are found during
the technician call-out.
• Repairs not carried out by the IKEA-appoin-
ted service provider or by an authorised
service partner, or repairs where non-ori-
ginal parts have been used.
• Repairs caused by improper installation or
installation that does not comply with the
specifications.
• Use of the household appliance in non-
household settings, e.g. for professional
use.
• Damage due to transportation. If the cus-
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