Norcool cave 55 - Setting Temperature; Cleaning; 9 Delivery Terms and Conditions; Consumer Purchases

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8. Cleaning and maintenance
8.1. Setting temperature
1. Press in and hold the Set button until the display begins to blink.
2. Press the up or down arrows to adjust the temperature up or down.
3. Press the Set button to store the setting. The display will show the
current temperature, not the stored temperature.
Use a damp cloth and soap to clean the cabinet. Do not use abrasive
and/or corrosive detergents.
NOTE: The drawer runners must not be cleaned/lubricated/oiled. Wipe with a damp cloth in case of
spills.
If extensive cleaning is necessary, the drawers can be removed/replaced.
8.2. Cleaning
St UP
DOWN
9. Delivery Terms and Conditions
Delivery terms and conditions for Norway. For other countries, contact your dealer.
9.1. Consumer purchases
These terms and conditions govern customer rights with respect to the supplier (Norcool) when purchasing new Norcool products
that will be used in a normal manner in private housekeeping. Such as is determined in the following points, the supplier is
obligated to remedy defects/omissions that arise.
1. Supplier’s warranty
The supplier warrants that the product as it is delivered has the characteristics and the quality that has been prescribed in the
supplier’s brochures or other written sales material. Minor deviations may occur in consequence of product changes. The war-
ranty period runs for 2 years commencing on the day the product was delivered to the customer. Due to these devices having
a complicated technical design, it is important that the customers follow the instructions for use carefully. The products will even
with normal use be subjected to wear that may necessitate preventive maintenance, and thereby also replacement of wearing
components (fans, starting equipment, compressor component with a variable lifespan depending upon their use and mainte-
nance).
2. Purchaser’s rights
The deadline for making claims with consumer purchases is 2 years. When the equipment or parts of it is intended to last
signicantly longer in normal use, the deadline for claims is 5 years. For such claims, it is a precondition for the liability for the
deciency to be valid that the deciency was present at the point in time of delivery. Customers will in all instances lose their
right to pursue claims if they do not make a claim within a reasonable period of time after they have detected, or ought to have
detected, the deciency. In the event of deciencies related to purchasing law, the supplier has the right to repair the product with
the deadlines that follow from the Sale of Goods Act. After the warranty period has expired, the terms and conditions for the
scope of the supplier’s liability for deciencies in the equipment will be governed by the Sale of Goods Act.