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The SAFETY LIGHT does not work:
• Check if the gas supply is open at the gas regulating knobs (with the gas bottle valve closed).
• Ensure that the rechargeable batteries for the SAFETY LIGHT have been inserted correctly and are charged.
• If the batteries are flat, you can plug in the supplied mains cable to start the charging process.
Please contact the retailer if you are still unable to operate the barbecue after carrying out the actions listed above.
CONSUMER WARRANTY
1. Warranty and relation to other rights of the purchaser
As a private end user (consumer) purchasing this OUTDOORCHEF product from an authorised dealer, you are eligible to receive a manufacturer's
warranty from Outdoorchef AG ("OC").
The manufacturer's warranty entitles you to assert warranty claims against the warranty provider in accordance with this agreement. The
warranty claims exist in addition to your other contractual or statutory rights. These other rights are not excluded or restricted by this warranty.
Therefore, you can also assert other contractual or statutory claims against the respective obligated parties. Thus for example, claims asserted
under the Product Liability Act are not affected by this warranty.
As the purchaser, you may in particular also assert contractual warranty claims against the seller. The reversal of the purchase contract,
for example, can only be pursued against the seller, but not against OC under this warranty.
2. Participants and warranty conditions
The warranty provider is OC. All end customers who purchase a new product from an authorised dealer for private purposes are eligible for the
warranty. Proof of purchase shall be the purchase receipt. A purchase for private use means the product is purchased by a person for purposes
which are, for the most part, not associated with either their commercial or their independent professional activities.
If it becomes recognised that a warranty claim must be made, said warranty claim must be asserted against the warranty provider within
two months. Otherwise, the warranty claim will be excluded. For obvious defects, this limitation period begins upon receipt of the product.
OC therefore recommends that you inspect the product for defects immediately upon receipt.
3. Scope
The warranty is valid from the date of purchase and is granted in the following cases, provided that no exclusion of facts exists pursuant to
Paragraph 4:
• 3 years on the enamelled kettle (bottom part and lid) against corrosion perforation
• 3 years on the enamelled barbecue grid against corrosion perforation or burn-through
• 3 years on all stainless steel parts against corrosion perforation or burn-through
• Faults in the enamel coating prior to first use
• 2 years on all remaining manufacturing/material defects
Imperfections which are not considered to be defects include functionally insignificant and reasonable irregularities, differences in the colour of
enamelling and minor defects such as production-related support points at the lower edge of the lid or on the suspensions.
In a warranty case, OC will exchange and replace, at the purchaser's request, either the damaged/defective parts or the entire product. As far
as is reasonable, an exchange can be made for a similar model of a newer design, e.g. for a successor model. Insofar as the functionality of the
product is not affected by a defect and to an extent reasonable for you as the customer, appropriate financial compensation can be offered to
you in lieu of repair.
During the processing of a warranty claim (verification and possibly exchange), the purchaser shall not be entitled to assert a claim for a
replacement or other compensation against OC. Undertaking warranty services does not mean that the warranty period is extended or restarted.
Exchanged parts become the property of OC. The warranty period will only start again if the product is exchanged.
Any further claims against the warranty provider are not covered by this warranty. However, this does not restrict or exclude your claims on other
legal grounds (see also Section 1 above).
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