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Checking the Warranty


Since January 1, 1977, federal law requires that warranties on consumer products costing more
than $15.00 must be available for you to look at before you buy the product. Read the warranty
very carefully; it, not what the salesperson tells you, describes what type of service you can get
when you have bought a defective product.


There are two types of warranties. A full warranty usually means that a defective product
reported within a specific period of time will be fixed or replaced at no cost to you. A limited
warranty means that some feature provided by the full warranty is missing. For example, it may
only cover the cost of parts, not labor, or it may cover only certain parts of the product.


Make sure that you understand exactly which services are covered by the limited warranty.


Understanding Warranty Information


Carefully read the warranty that is printed below and then answer the questions that follow.


FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY


Rituchi Stereo warrants that this stereo compact disc player will be
free from defects for a period of one year from the date of
purchase. This warranty does not cover damages resulting from
accident, abuse or misuse.

If your stereo CD player system fails to operate properly under
normal conditions within the warranty period, return it to one of
the twelve Rituchi Repair Centers in the United States. If the
stereo CD player system is found to have defective parts or
workmanship, Rituchi will repair or replace it, free of charge.
Send your name, address, copy of sales receipt and the reason for
the return along with the CD player. Allow 8-10 weeks for
mailing and servicing.

Rituchi Stereo Systems.
Sakawa, Japan
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