Disposal Of The Control Unit; Additional Information; Warranty Provisions; Property Rights / Brand Names / Disclaimer - Rohde ST 630 Mode D'emploi

Cleaning instructions:
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Remove contamination with a clean, dry cloth.
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Do not use detergents.
⇒ Never spray the control systems with a water jet or high-pressure cleaner.
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Never use compressed air.

15. Disposal of the control unit

The control unit must be properly disposed of at the end of its service life.
Electrical equipment must never be disposed of with general or household
waste. This must be collected separately for proper disposal. In this way, you
help with the recovery, recycling and reuse of raw materials.
To protect the environment, components and packaging that are easy to dispose of are
predominantly used.

16. Additional Information

16.1. Warranty provisions

We guarantee the perfect workmanship and function of the delivered control unit and usually grant a 36-month
warranty from the invoice date (except wear parts).
For exceptions to the warranty period, please refer to the invoice for the control unit.
In addition to wearing parts, the following items are excluded from the warranty:
­ Fuses (wear part)
­ Damage caused by the customer.
­ Damage from heat and warmth because the control system was placed on the kiln.
­ Damage due to improper handling.
­ Subsequent modifications or changes to the control system that have not been authorised or approved in writing
by the manufacturer.
Exclusion of any liability on the part of the manufacturer in the event of improper handling and resulting damage.

16.2. Property rights / Brand names / Disclaimer

There may be deviations in the content of this instruction manual, which are due to technical changes.
The information in this instruction manual is checked regularly; necessary corrections are included in the subsequent
editions.
This instruction manual is not subject to the automatic update service.
Common names, trade names, product descriptions etc. are reproduced in this instruction manual without special
identification, as these are generally known. However, these names and designations could be the property of
companies or institutes.
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