Warranty Exclusions; Description Of The Machine - breviglieri mekfarmer K 270 Manuel D'utilisation Et D'entretien

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ning warranty performance, as indicated in the supply contract.

1.2.1 WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS

(Besides the circumstances indicated in the supply contract) the warranty becomes void:
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When the damage can be ascribed to insufficient maintenance.
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When, following repairs made by the user without the Manufacturer's consent or owing to the installation of spurious spare
parts, the machine has been subjected to changes and the damage is ascribable to these changes.
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When the machine has been hitched to tractors whose power rating exceeds the value given in the technical specification
table in this manual.
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When the user has failed to comply with the instructions in this manual. Damage deriving from negligence, carelessness,
bad and improper use of the machine or incorrect manoeuvres by the operator are also excluded from the warranty. Remo-
val of the safety devices with which the machine is equipped shall automatically void the warranty and relieve the Manufac-
turer from all relative liability. The warranty also becomes void if spurious spare parts are used.
Even when covered by the warranty, the machine must be returned Carriage Free.

1.3 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE

The MEKFARMER K 270 bears «CE» marking in compliance with the European Union standards described in directive 98/37/EC
and successive modifications, as stated in the declaration of conformity with which each machine is equipped.
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1. Three-point hitch framework
2. Upper 3-point hitch
3. Connection point to lift the machine
4. Driveline support
5. Gearbox unit
6. Bar adjuster ram
7. Housing reinforcing rods
8. Roller unit (cage, spiked, packer, etc..)
9. Side strip
10. Blade rotors
11. Front reinforcing tube
12. Lower 3-point hitch
13. Power take-off
14. Driveline shield
15. Bar adjuster ram support
16. Roller adjuster ram
17. Rigid finisher tine (optional)
18. Identification plate
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