Checking For Transport Damage; Assembly; Setting Up Wood Splitter - NORDFOREST 46-113 Mode D'emploi

46-113, 46-114 | 11.2018

Checking for transport damage

You can recognise visible transport damage through damaged
packaging or scratched and deformed parts of the machine.
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Immediately note damage on the delivery note: both on the copy
that you retain and on the delivery note that you must sign.
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Get the delivering party (driver) to countersign this note.
If the driver refuses to confirm the transport damage, it is better to
completely refuse to accept the delivery and inform us immediately.
A retrospective claim without direct comment on the delivery note will
not be recognised by the carrier or by the transport insurer.
If you suspect hidden transport damage:
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Report the hidden transport damage within two days at the latest,
i.e. you must examine the delivered goods within this period.
Reports of damage after this period are not usually accepted.
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In any event, note on the delivery notes: "The delivery is accepted
subject to reservation because of suspected transport damage."
The insurers of carriers are often sceptical and refuse compensation
payments. Therefore, try to clearly document the damage (with a
photo, for example).

Assembly

Setting up wood splitter

The wood splitter must always be set up on firm and level ground.
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Make sure that the working area is clear of wood scraps, obstacles
and objects likely to cause tripping.
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Eliminate any slippery and smooth areas. To do so, either use
sawdust or wood ash, otherwise there is a risk of slipping.
Assembly
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