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Use of the appliance (or one or more
of its constituent parts) in a way that
does not comply with the instructions
given in the manufacturer's usage and
maintenance guide.
Care, maintenance and cleaning of
the Appliance (or one or more of
its constituent parts) in a way that
does not comply with the instructions
given in the manufacturer's usage and
maintenance guide.
Use of peripherals or accessories or
consumables in a way that does not
comply with the manufacturer's usage
and maintenance guide.
Use of the Appliance under warranty as
part of any professional activity.
Any modification, not authorised by the
manufacturer of the Appliance under
warranty, to the original specification of
the Appliance under warranty or to any
programme.
Losses arising
performed by an approved service
centre.
Any adjustments that may be made
without disassembling the Appliance.
Checks, cleaning, adjustments and tests
that are inconsequential to any Incident
claimed for.
Malfunction of minor features of the
Appliance that do not prevent normal
use of the Appliance.
Any electrical installation, to which the
Appliance is connected, that does not
comply with the NF C 15-100 standard
and later.
External dryness, oxidation, presence of
dust or extreme outdoor temperatures.
Cables, accessories, consumables, seals,
belts, filters, flexible parts, drainage
tubes, bulbs, lamps, filters, fuses.
from repairs not
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Any food, drink, textiles or ingredients
either contained in or placed on the
Appliance under warranty and that may
be damaged during or as a result of any
Incident claimed for.
Events constituting natural disasters
(except for states of "Natural Disaster"
declared by interministerial decree).
Any claim coming under the period
when the article is deemed "Defective
on Arrival". Claims covered by the
statutory guarantee covering hidden
defects set out in Articles 1641-1649
and 2232 of the Civil Code.
Claims covered by the warranty against
non-compliance set out in Articles
L.211-4 to L.211-13 of the Consumer
Code.
Intentional error.
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