How To Order Spare Parts; Service - Cross Tools CPG 6000 DEV Original-Gebrauchsanweisung

Claims for liquidated damages are excluded unless they are caused by wilful acts or negligence on the side of the
manufacturer.
The warranty does not provide for any claims beyond those referred to above. The warranty claim has to be evi-
denced by the purchaser in the form of the submission of the sales receipt. The present warranty commitment is
valid in the country in which the device was purchased.
Please note:
1. Should your device fail to function properly, please verify first whether an operating error or another cause is
present which cannot be attributed to a defect of the device.
2. In case you have to take or send in your defective device for repair, please be sure to enclose the following
documents:
− Sales receipt (sales slip).
− A description of the occurring defect (a description as accurate as possible will expedite the repair work).
3. In case you have to take or send in your defective device for repair, please remove any attached parts which
do not belong to the original condition of the device. If any attached parts of this kind should be missing upon
the return of the device, we shall not be liable for them.

11. How to order spare parts

The fastest, most simple and cheapest way of ordering spare parts is through the internet. On our website
www.tip-pumpen.de you will find a convenient spare part shop where you can order spare parts with just a couple
of clicks. In addition, this is also the place where we publish comprehensive information and valuable tips on our
products and accessories, introduce new devices and present current trends and innovations in the range of
pump technology.

12. Service

In the case of warranty claims or malfunction, please contact your point of sale.
A current operating manual is available as required as a PDF file via e-mail: service@tip-pumpen.de.
In case of return or complaint regarding your device remember that you are required to close the side vents of the
battery using tape and to disconnect the connection cable of the minus terminal before dispatch in accordance
with the ADR Directive 598. Make sure that the plus terminal is properly secured using a terminal cover.
Disposal and recycling of packaging
The device is provided in a package to avoid damages during transport. This package is made of raw materials
and hence can be reused or recycled.
Law on the new regulations for waste legislation product responsibility for batteries
and accumulators
Batteries are supplied with most electrical devices. As part of selling these batteries, we are
obliged as a retailer to inform our customers of the following in accordance with the battery
legislation:
Please dispose of used batteries as prescribed by law at a communal collection point or hand
them in to a dealer in your area free of charge so that raw materials and possible pollutants
can be disposed of properly; disposing of batteries in household refuse is strictly prohibited by
the battery legislation. You can hand batteries that are or were part of our range in to us free
of charge at the aforementioned address after use or you can send them back to us by post
with the correct postage paid. This applies to quantities that the end user would normally want
to dispose of.
The crossed out rubbish bin that is printed on all battery packaging advises of this obligation.
Furthermore, you can also find the chemical symbols for the substances
cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb) or mercury (Hg) there if they are present in quantities above the limit
values.
For EC countries only
Please do not dispose of electrical appliances in the regular domestic waste!
According to the European Directive 2012/19/EU regarding waste electrical and electronic
equipment and the implementation of that directive into national law, electrical devices have to
be collected separately and disposed of in an environmental-suitable manner after the end of
their life cycle. Should you have any questions, please contact your local waste disposal compa-
ny.
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