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~~~~~~~ WARRANTY CERTIFICATE ~~~~~~ ~
~ Dealer's Responsibility ~
~ During the warranty period it wiIl be necessary for the dealer to: Q
~ 1. Be responsible for warranty service to the consumer on warranted items regardless of geographical ~
~ 2. Mail to AMF within seven days, after completion, predelivery inspection warranty registration card
location
of original purchase. ~
~ and 20-hour inspection checklist card.
, ~ 3. Complete a Warranty AIlowance Request Form, No. 4414A, and submit it to AMF through his dis- Q
tributor, where applicable, within thirty days after repairs have been made . ~
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4. Determine if the unit or part requiring repair or replacement is covered under this warranty . ~
5. Determine if the customer warranty has been properly registered arid that the warranty period
is stiII in eRect.
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6. Hold all defective parts replaced under this warranty until AMF disposition instructions are received or ~
until warranty credit is received.
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7. Identify all defective parts returned to AMF under warranty by the applicable warranty request number. ~
8. Assume the full cost of pick-up charges or travel expenses required to perform warranty service.
Owner's Responsibility
~ During this warranty period it may become necessary for the owner to: Q
~ 1. Replace, clean or adjust spark plugs, ignition points and condenser. ~
~ 2. Perform engine tune-up and adjust carburetor. Q
~ 3. Adjust and align skis. ~
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4. Add oil and lubricants. ~
5. Adjust brake.
6. Assume the full cost of freight for return of defective warranted parts to the factory.
~ 7. Perform proper storage of snowmobile during oR - season months. Q
~ 8. Have 20-hour inspection of snowmobile made by his dealer. ~
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WHILE THE WARRANTY COVERS DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP, CERTAIN
MAINTENANCE
ITEMS AS LISTED BELOW ARE CONSIDERED NORMAL OPERATING EXPENSE
ITEMS AND ARE NOT COVERED UNDER THE WARRANTY.
1. Engine tune- up cleaning or replacement of spark
plugs.
2. Ski Alignment.
3. Brake,
variable speed, or traction belt adjustment,
or variable speed belt replacement.
4. Brake
lining or sk i wear rod replacement.
5.
Paint, body dents, damaged fiberglass, and.
chrome or trim damage due to use.
6. Engine
damage due to l ack of sufficient oil in fuel
mixture, incorrect oil, too lean carburetor adjust-
ment,
or clutch or traction belt damage due to
running engine at high RPM on kickstand, or with
variable speed belt removed.
7. Broken windshields.
8. Any modifications other
than factory recommen-
dations.
9. Traction
belt failure due to misalignment or abuse.
10. Use of sled for competition racing willi void the
Warranty',
NOTE: SAVE THE SKI-DADDLER INSPECTION RECORD, FORM NO. 4477QA ATTACHED TO
THE SNOWMOBILE STEERING COLUMN. THIS INSPECTION TAG IDENTIFIES YOUR SLED BY
MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER AND SHOULD BE SHOWN TO YOUR DEALER WHEN MAKING
ANY CLAIM UNDER THE AMF WARRANTY.