- Defects in consumables, (i.e.
components
that
are expected
to
require
regular replacement including
without
limitation: batteries, Blu-ray lasers,
etc.)
or
use
beyond
the
expected lifetime
of
the
consumable in question.
-
Minor
defects in
LCD
and plasma displays;
minor
in this sense shall refer
to
no
more
than
four
(4)
defective pixels per
million
pixels on a given
LCD/plasma display. Furthermore,
if
the
display
is
divided
into
nine (9)
equal rectangular areas,
there
shall be no
more
than
one
(1)
defective
pixel
in
the
central area
of
the
display.
With
the
herein stated exceptions
to
claim
under
the
warranty
you
may
contact
the
B&O
PLAY
retailer where the relevant
product
is
purchased,
if
a defect covered by
the
warranty arises
in
your
product
within
the warranty
period. The retailer
in
question will rectify the defect either
by,
at
his
choice,
within
the
conditions
laid
down
by consumers'
protection
law, repairing
the defective product, replacing it (hereunder replacing
it
with
a refurbished
product
of
similar quality),
or
paying you back
the
purchase sum. The
warranty does
not
cover the costs
of
consequential damage
or
indirect
loss
or
any related expense
of
claiming under
the
warranty, such
as
loss
from
inability
to
operate
the
product.
The
warranty
does
not
cover costs
con-
nected
with
rent
of
substitution products. Additionally, if
it
is
only possible
to
repair
the
product
by
modifying
or
demolishing
the
building
in
which
the
product
is
placed,
the
warranty does
not
cover any costs
or
expenses
in
connection
with
such modification(s)
or
demolition
which
are deemed
or
foreseeable
to
be
out
of
proportion.
Products
which
are developed
especially
for
use
in
the
country in
which
they
are sold, e.
g.
due
to
varying
transmission systems and approval demands, are
not
covered by this
warranty, if defects
or
malfunctions are caused by the usage
of
the product
in
another country.
To
obtain information
about
the possibility
to
use
your
product
in
another
country,
contact
your
B&O
PLAY
retailer.
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