Warranty – Super Systems Bazooka Probe User Manual

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Bazooka Probe

TM

Operations Manual

Super Systems Inc.

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Warranty

Super Systems, Inc. (SSi) as manufacturer of the Bazooka Probe™, warrants it for a period of

one year to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service.

SSi’s obligation under this warranty is limited to repairing or replacing, at its option, the sensor

described herein, should failure occur within the warranty period. The warranty period shall

commence on installation of the sensor as certified by receipt of the postage-free Registration

Card accompanying the sensor. If premature failure occurs, the sensor along with the Warranty

Claim Report must be returned in the complete, original packaging to SSi. Upon receipt, SSi

will conduct an examination as to the cause of failure, at which time appropriate action will be

taken.

For sensors operating at elevated temperatures, the warranty period is prorated such that full

warranty is granted for operation below 1850°F (1010°C); six months warranty for temperatures

between 1850°F (1010°C) and 1950°F (1065.6°C); three months warranty between 1950°F

(1065.6°C) and 2050°F (1121.1°C), and no warranty above 2050°F (1121.1°C).

There are no warranties, expressed or implied, by the distributors or representatives for the

Bazooka Probe™, except the expressed warranty against defects described above. There will be

no applicable warranty in the event of breakage resulting from thermal or mechanical shock.

Additionally, there will be no applicable warranty for a probe which has been subject to misuse,

negligence or accidental damage.

This warranty cannot be honored unless the Registration Card is received at SSi prior to the

Warranty Claim Report, and the use and installation is accomplished according to the

techniques and procedures described in the Bazooka Probe™ Manual. SSi shall in no way be

liable for special or consequential damages related to the use of this sensor.

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