Meets or exceeds standards and requirements established by

CSA Z259.2.2-98, LM85831ANSI Z359.1OSHA

SDB RETRACTABLEUSE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

• The SDB Retractable is only part of a total fall protection system and the use of compatiblehardware and components is mandatory. The system components must meet federal, state, localor provincial regulations before being incorporated in a personal fall protection system. If you haveany concerns or questions, please contact your distributor or Safety Direct.

• Never clamp, knot or prevent the lifeline from retracting or being taut.

• Avoid working above the anchorage level to avoid an increased free fall distance.

• It is imperative for the safety and efficiency of operations that this manual be read and fullyunderstood by the worker before using any fall arrest system. ALL instructions containedherein must be carefully read and strictly followed.

• A fall could result in serious injury or death. Do not use any equipment unless properlytrained.

• The limit of one person only per fall arrest system must always be observed.

• Do not let go of the wire rope until it has completely rewound inside the SDB Retractable.

• The user must not exceed an angle of 30° and never move away from the vertical axis ofthe SDB Retractable for more than 10 ft. (3 m) (Figure 7, page 7).

• Care should be taken to avoid contact with all sharp edges which could cut the wire orsynthetic rope.

• Ensure adequate clearance exists in your fall path to prevent striking an object (Figure 4,page 6 and Figure 6, page 7). When the SDB Retractable is installed on a non-rigidanchor point, ensure the deflection of the system is taken into consideration within thecalculation of the total clearance required.

• For all assembly configurations:The anchoring to the structure must allow self-alignment of the SDB Retractable under theeffect of the force exerted on the wire rope. Anchorage dependant optional swivel carabinerwill be required in order to obtain proper alignment of the SDB Retractable.

READ THESE WARNINGS FIRST

LIRE D'ABORD CET AVERTISSEMENT

AVERTISSEMENTIl est essentiel pour sa sécurité que l'utilisateur comprenneintégralement le présent guide avant d'utiliser le dispositif.Une mauvaise compréhension de ce guide peut entraînerun risque mortel. L'utilisateur qui ne comprend pascouramment l'anglais doit recevoir l'informationéquivalente d'un spécialiste de la sécurité ou de sonsuperviseur.

LEER ESTA ADVERTENCIA PRIMERO

ADVERTENCIAEs necesario, para su propia seguridad, que el usuario lea ycomprenda integramente este manual antes de utilizar eldispositivo. Si no se asimila bien este manual, puede tenercomo consequencia riesgo mortal. Si el usuario nocomprende suficientemente el inglés, es necesario que tengala información equivalente por parte de un especialista enseguridad o de su responsable superior.

A FALL COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.DO NOT USE ANY EQUIPMENT UNLESS PROPERLY TRAINED.

Always concerned to improve the quality of its products, Safety Direct Ltd.reserves the right to modify the specifications of the equipment described in this manual.

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1. YOUR DUTY TO UNDERSTAND AND COMPLY

1.1 It is the workers and their employersresponsibility to strictly conform to the following warnings.

1.2 In all circumstances, if a fall arrest system, orany of its component's are to be used by aworker not being directly supervised, you mustprovide a copy of these instructions and advisethe worker that all instructions must be strictlyfollowed. A fall could result in serious injury ordeath.

1.3 Before using any fall arrest system,the worker and employer must become awareof all the requirements of federal, state, localand provincial safety regulations applicable tothe use of the fall arrest system and anycomponent thereof. Components of a fallarrest system must be compatible andrecommended by Safety Direct or themanufacturer of the device/system.

1.4 Never use a fall arrest system or anycomponents for any applications other than

specified by the instructions supplied by themanufacturer of that device. Do not alter oradapt the equipment in any way.

1.5 Any harness, lanyard, rope grab, self-retracting lifeline or hardware, that has been subjected to a fall, must be removedimmediately from service. The harness,lanyard, rope grab or hardware must bedestroyed and replaced. The SDB Retractablemust be sent to Safety Direct or authorizeddealer for inspection and recertification.

1.6 The combination of the user's weight, clothingand tools may not exceed 310 lbs. (140 kg). Ifthis weight is exceeded the performance andsafety of the SDB Retractable cannot beguaranteed.

1.7 This manual is intended to meet the“Manufacturer's Instructions” as required byCSA Z259.2.2 and ANSI Z359.1 and should beused as part of an employee training programas required by OSHA.

THESE WARNINGS DESCRIBE THE STEPS NECESSARY TO ENSURE SAFE WORKING CONDITIONS.

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1. Your duty to understand and comply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

2. Your duty to inspect and maintain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

3. Your duty to train and supervise people . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

4. Your duty beyond the fall arrest system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

5. Your duty to avoid taking chances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

6. Function and description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

7. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

8. Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

9. Limitation of the equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

10. Inspection of system components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

11. Labelling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

12. Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

13. Maintenance and storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

14. Warranty information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

SDB Retractable use and maintenance instructions

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2. YOUR DUTY TO INSPECT AND MAINTAIN

2.1 Keep this guide available at all times for easy reference whenever required. Extracopies are available from Safety Direct.

2.2 Carefully take notice of all labels affixed to allcomponents of the fall arrest system. Never useany equipment if the label normally fixed on fallarrest components is obscured or missing.Safety Direct will supply extra labels for SafetyDirect products at customer's request.

2.3 Every time a fall arrest system is used, checkprior to proceeding that the components of thesystem are complete, compatible and in goodworking condition.

2.4 Careful and regular inspection of the fall arrestsystem's installation is part of the safetyrequirements. If you have any questions,contact Safety Direct.

3. YOUR DUTY TO TRAIN AND SUPERVISE PEOPLE

3.1 The state of health of the worker must allowthem to withstand a possible fall arrest on thesystem being used. A worker must not berequired to use a fall arrest system if thatworker is not:a) mentally and physically fit for the

purpose, especially at heights or inconfined spaces;

b) free from the influence of alcohol or drugs;c) competent for the job to be performed;d) familiar with the equipment and all

applicable safety rules, requirements orregulations;

e) trained for working under the aboverequirements. Training session must beperformed under safe conditions.

3.2 Except for the operations described in thismanual, the maintenance of Safety Directequipment, as well as repair, must be exclusivelydone by authorized (written approval) SafetyDirect dealers or by Safety Direct.

3.3 Never let a fall arrest system be managed orused by anyone other than authorized andassigned persons to the job. While out ofoperation, keep equipment installed or storedout of reach of unauthorized persons.

3.4 Training workers’ includes setting up rescueprocedures should a fall occur during a jobprior to putting the systems into operation.Such procedures must be set up by a qualifiedperson or technical consultant according towork conditions.

3.5 Every job must be placed under the control ofa person having the required qualification andauthority for checking that all the instructionsprescribed by this manual are regularly andefficiently carried out. Contact Safety Direct fortraining information.

4. YOUR DUTY BEYOND THE FALL ARREST SYSTEM

4.1 Components of the installation other than theSDB Retractable must meet the requirementsof the applicable regulations and legislation.They must be of the specified quality and mustbe assembled as a safe and efficient fall arrestsystem.

4.2 Anchor points are to have a minimal strengthof 5,000 lbs. (22 kN), be sufficiently strong andin accordance with federal, state, provincialand local regulations.

4.3 All requirements in strengths and resistancemust be obtained with the necessary safetycoefficients.

4.4 Prior to commencing the job, all calculations,design and subsequent work necessary to theabove requirements must be made by aqualified person on the basis of technicalinformation regarding the site.

5. YOUR DUTY TO AVOID TAKING CHANCES

5.1 For any job to be performed, consider andcontrol the specific risks related to the natureof the job.

5.2 After inspection, should you determine that afall arrest system, or any component, is nolonger to be used, take precautions to removeit so that it cannot be reused. It has to bediscarded or disposed of, and precautions mustbe taken so that it cannot be reused.

5.3 During a rescue, the line or lines should beattached only to the dorsal D-ring and/or toboth shoulder-mounted D-rings of the harness.

THIS BOOKLET IS NEITHER A REGULATIONS COMPLIANCE GUIDE NOR A

GENERAL TRAINING GUIDE FOR FALL ARREST SYSTEMS. YOU MUST REFER

TO INSTRUCTIONS DELIVERED BY MANUFACTURERS OF THE PIECES OF

EQUIPMENT INCLUDED IN YOUR SYSTEM. WHENEVER CALCULATIONS AND

SPECIFIC INSTALLATIONS ARE REQUIRED, THE WORKER SHOULD BE

PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED TO THAT END AND SHOULD SECURE RELEVANT

INFORMATION PRIOR TO COMMENCING SUCH WORK.

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6. FUNCTION AND DESCRIPTION

6.1 Function

6.1.1 The SDB Retractable automatically stops aperson’s fall. The SDB Retractable is primarilyintended to connect to a structure while theuser is moving vertically directly under the SDBRetractable (Figure 1). The SDB Retractable canalso be used in other positions as outlined inthe Figure 8 & 9, page 7 & 8 of this manual.

6.2 Description

6.2.1 The user is attached to the SDB Retractable bya wire rope or synthetic rope whose length isautomatically adjusted by a retracting springthat activates a drum on which the wire ropeor synthetic rope is coiled.

6.2.2 In the event of a fall, the drum is locked by twopawls which engage in a ratchet wheel underthe effect of the centrifugal force caused bythe acceleration of the falling mass attached tothe wire rope. The fall is stopped gradually bythe slide blocking of a disk braking system.

6.2.3 Because the wire rope or synthetic rope isconstantly tensioned between the user and theSDB Retractable, the user’s free fall distance isheld to a minimum by the disk braking system.

6.2.4 The SDB Retractable is a portable devicesupporting the following features:• lightweight;• two carrying handles (on model's 50 ft. or

greater);• easy attachment as the connector is kept

in an upright position;• the housing has no sharp edges.

6.2.5 Always choose a SDB Retractable where thewire rope or synthetic rope length fits theexpected distance travelled by the user.

7. INSTALLATION

7.1 Anchoring to the structure

7.1.1 An anchorage point is a secure point ofattachment for lanyards, lifelines or self-retracting lifelines. It has to be independent ofthe means of supporting the worker and musthave been selected by a qualified person. TheSDB Retractable must be connected to ananchorage point capable of supporting aminimum of 5,000 lbs. (22 kN) per attachedworker. Consult governing regulations asrevisions occur.

7.1.2 Never use an anchorage point that will notallow the carabiner or connecting device toclose. The anchor must be compatible with thecarabiner or connecting device and must notcause a load to be applied to the keeper.

7.2 Connecting to the harness

7.2.1 It is mandatory to use a full body harness forfall arrest.

7.2.2 Connect components on a safe surface wherethere is no risk of falling.

7.2.3 The point at which the harness is attachedmust be below the SDB Retractable (Figure 2).

7.2.4 The self-locking snap hook fitted on the end ofthe wire or synthetic rope must be attached tothe back D-ring of the user’s harness. It has avisual fall indicator that becomes visible aftera fall (Figure 3, page 6).

7.3 ClearanceThe clearance must be greater than 6 ft.(1.8 m) (Figure 4, page 6). When the SDB

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Retractable is installed on a non-rigid anchorpoint, ensure the deflection of the system istaken into consideration within the calculationof the total clearance required.

7.4 Assembly ConfigurationThe most commonly used configuration is theSDB Retractable attached to a structure andthe user moves vertically directly under theSDB Retractable.

7.4.1 In another configuration, the SDB Retractableis suspended from a tripod (Figure 5).

7.4.2 If the longitudinal axis of the SDB Retractableis at an angle to the vertical, a qualified personmust check that all the risks connected withthis configuration have been correctly takeninto account. Safety Direct makes thefollowing recommendation:• Avoid moving away from the vertical plane,

one will swing from side to side in theevent of a fall and may hit an obstaclecausing injury (Figure 6).

WARNING

The user must not exceed an angle of 30° and nevermove away from the vertical axis of the SDBRetractable for more than 10 ft. (3 m) (Figure 7).

7.4.3 If the user is working on an inclined plane, therisk described in the preceding point does notapply. The fall distance will depend on theslope, the condition of the surface, etc…(Figure 8).

WARNING

Care should be taken to avoid contact with all sharpedges which could cut the wire or synthetic rope.

7.4.4 If the user is working on a sloped area, thelength of the SDB Retractable must be adaptedto the dimensions of the working area(Figure 9, page 8).

WARNING

For all assembly configurations:The anchoring to the structure must allow self-alignment of the SDB Retractable under theeffect of the force exerted on the wire rope.Anchorage dependant optional swivel carabinerwill be required in order to obtain proper alignmentof the SDB Retractable (Figure 10, page 8).

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Fall indicator

Fig. 5Suspended

SDB Retractable

Telescopictripod

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3ft.

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obstructions

7.5 Operating environmentThe SDB Retractable can be used in thefollowing operating environments:• conditions generally found on an outdoor

building site;• in temperatures ranging from -31° F

(-35° C) to 176° F (80° C);• marine environments;• explosive environments: all internal parts

are non-sparking. The use of syntheticrope is recommended for this type ofapplication. Contact Safety Direct forfurther information.

• for work that involves spraying products(sandblasting, painting, etc) it is advisable toprotect the SDB Retractable againstcontaminants entering the housing.

7.6 Electrical hazardsTake extreme caution when working near oraround high voltage power lines: electricitycould pass through the SDB Retractable orconnecting devices resulting in electrocution.

7.7 Rescue operationA study should have been carried out to definehow (in terms of personnel and equipment) aninjured person is to be rescued. The rescueshould take no more than 15 minutes. Anylonger may endanger the safety and health ofthe person being rescued.

8. OPERATION

8.1 The user connects the wire rope (with a self-locking swivel eye snap hook) to his harnessdorsal D-ring and should move at a speed ofless than 6.6 ft./sec. (2 m/sec.), whichcorresponds to normal walking speed. The wirerope or synthetic rope winds and unwinds,exerting a light pull on the user; if any slackappears in the wire rope or synthetic rope,replace the device immediately.

8.2 If there are jerks in the rope the SDBRetractable may lock. The user must thenmove smoothly towards the SDB Retractableto unlock it. If the device keeps locking whenit should not, replace it.

8.3 In the event of a fall, the SDB Retractablestops the fall automatically, the user mustthen be rescued as quickly as possible, within15 minutes at most.

8.4 Once the user has unhooked from the wire orsynthetic rope, he should keep hold of the endto allow the wire or synthetic rope line to windback onto the reel. Do not let it freely retractwithout holding the line. If necessary, use a

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small tagline when operating retractablelifelines that are positioned out of reach.

WARNING

Do not let go of the wire rope until it has completelyrewound inside the SDB Retractable.

WARNING

The limit of one person only per fall arrest systemmust always be observed.

9. LIMITATION OF THE EQUIPMENT

9.1 One worker per SDB Retractable and perpersonal fall arrest system.

9.2 CapacityThe SDB Retractable has a 310 lbs. (140 kg)rated working capacity. User's weight, clothingand tools may not exceed 310 lbs. (140 kg).

9.3 Electrical hazardsTake extreme caution when working near oraround high voltage power lines: electricitycould pass through the SDB Retractable orconnecting devices resulting in electrocution.

9.4 Explosive atmosphere and chemical productsAll internal metal parts are non-sparking.In general, the unit will not be affected bychemicals (acids or bases). For very aggressiveenvironments, consult Safety Direct.

9.5 TemperatureDo not use the SDB Retractable in placeswhere ambient temperature are lower than -31° F (-35° C) and higher than 176° F (80° C).

9.6 ImpactAny SDB Retractable subjected to arresting afall shall be removed immediately fromservice. It must be inspected and recertifiedby a qualified person from Safety Direct or bya Safety Direct dealer authorized to carry outsuch service.

9.7 Moving machineryExercise extreme caution when working nearor around moving machinery.

9.8 Sharp edges/abrasive surfacesLifeline contact with sharp edges or abrasivesurfaces must be avoided. If this cannot betotally avoided, protect the wire rope orsynthetic rope of the SDB Retractableaccordingly.

9.9 LifeEvery SDB Retractable that shows signs ofwear, damage or degradation must be removedfrom service and sent back to Safety Direct orits authorized dealer in order to be inspectedand recertified by a qualified person. For furtherdetails, refer to article 10 below: Inspection.

10. INSPECTION

10.1 All equipment must be inspected visuallybefore each use and periodically (at least oncea year) by a qualified person. If damage isfound as described below, immediatelyremove the item from service and replace it.If any damage or questionable conditions areapparent that are not described below,immediately remove the item from service,replace it and contact Safety Direct for advice.

10.2 Failure to remove equipment from servicethat has been damaged or is in questionablecondition could lead to serious or fatal injury.A detailed record of inspection should bemaintained. See page 16 for suggestedrecord sheet.

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The Canadian Standards Association (CSA)Z259.2.2-98 requires inspection, maintenanceand recertification annually, regardless of usage.

10.3 Wire rope or synthetic ropeExtend the complete length of the wire orsynthetic rope and examine it in order to spotdamage. Wire rope should be free of birdcageor loop formation, it must not be crushed, kink,cut, torn from sharp edges, etc. (Figure 11).Synthetic rope should be free of fuzzy, worn,broken or cut fibers. It should also be free ofany loose materials such as dirt, sand,petroleum, chemical contaminants or anyother foreign matter. A change in the originaldiameter of the rope is an indicator of aweakened area from extreme load.

10.4 SDB RetractablePull the end of the wire rope or synthetic ropesharply in order to make sure it locks. The SDBRetractable will stop the retraction of the wirerope or synthetic rope as soon as theactivation speed is reached. All equipment thatshows any sign of distortion or corrosion mustbe immediately removed from service.

10.5 Checking the deadlineCanadian Standards Association (CSA) requiresinspection, maintenance and recertificationannually regardless of usage. Before operatingthe SDB Retractable, read the deadline on thelabel. If the date has expired, do not use the SDBRetractable and send it back to Safety Direct orto an authorized dealer.

10.6 Swivel eye self-locking snap hookThe swivel eye self-locking snap hook isspecially designed so that should a fall occur,the indicator will activate, causing the swivelaxle to drop creating a gap between the swivelcomponent and the hook body (Figure 12).Always ensure that the indicator has not beenactivated before using the SDB Retractable. Allparts of the self-locking snap hook should befree of distortion. The keeper should be seatedinto the nose without binding and should notbe distorted or obstructed. The keeper springshould exert enough force to firmly close thekeeper. The keeper lock must prevent thekeeper from opening when closed.

10.7 Anchorage connectorAll parts of the carabiner should be free ofdistortion. The gate spring should exertenough force to firmly close the gate. Specialattention must be paid to the mechanism,which should close adequately. The safety barof the autolocking carabiner must complete itsrotation when closed.

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Fall indicator

OK Activated

Keeper

Nose

Birdcaged

Loop formation

Crushed

Kinked

Torn over sharp edges

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10.8 For every other component, refer to appropriateinspection instructions.

WARNING

Bolts or rivets that are discolored, pitted or crackedindicate chemical corrosion. All equipment wherethe casing has marks of impact or distortion mustbe removed from service and sent back to SafetyDirect or to an authorized dealer.

WARNING

Any equipment that fails to meet the above inspectionrequirements shall be removed from service. OnlySafety Direct or persons or legal entities authorized inwriting by Safety Direct, shall make repairs to SafetyDirect fall arrest equipment.

11. LABELLING

11.1 Read all the labels on the SDB Retractable.They must always be intact and easy to read.

11.2 SDB Retractable 20 and 30 ft. are labeled asshown in Figure 13, page 11. SDB Retractable50 and 100 ft. are labeled as shown inFigure 14, page 12.

12. TROUBLESHOOTING

12.1 Rewinding problemWhen the wire rope or synthetic rope does notrewind correctly into the casing, pull it until fullyextended and examine its condition (seesection 9). Let it rewind by itself while undertension, do not let go. Do not use productssuch as solvents on the SDB Retractable. If theproblem remains, this could indicate that theinside spring may be clogged or corroded, orthat the casing may have been distorted. In thatcase, do not use the SDB Retractable and sendit back to Safety Direct or to an authorizeddealer for servicing by a qualified person. If asection of the wire rope or synthetic rope doesnot rewind in the SDB Retractable, check theindicator on the swivel eye snap hook; it mayhave been involved in stopping a fall. The SDBRetractable must therefore be immediatelyremoved from service and sent back to SafetyDirect or to an authorized dealer for servicing.

12.2 Unwinding problemIf the wire rope or synthetic rope does notunwind normally or if it moves along in jerks, pullthe complete length of the wire rope or syntheticrope by hand and examine its condition (seesection 9). Let the rope retract without letting itgo. If the problem has not disappeared, send theSDB Retractable back to Safety Direct or to anauthorized dealer for servicing.

12.3 Jammed SDB RetractableIf the SDB Retractable is jammed, do not use it.Send it back to Safety Direct or to an authorizeddealer for servicing.

13. MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

13.1 Failure to maintain and store equipmentcarefully can result in damage and malfunctionthat could lead to a serious or fatal injury. Thegood condition of the wire rope and of the SDBRetractable is critical for safe use.

13.2 Maintenance and cleaningUnwind the complete length of the wire rope,clean it and lubricate it with a cloth lightlysoaked in oil. Let it rewind but do not let it go.Clean the outer side of the SDB Retractablewith a damp cloth.

Do not introduce outside elements (oil, solvents, etc.)inside the SDB Retractable.

13.3 Storage When the SDB Retractable is not in use, it mustbe kept in a dry environment and sheltered fromweather in order to prevent corrosion. Whenstored, the wire rope of the SDB Retractablemust be totally coiled in the casing.

WARNING

Under no condition whatsoever, no other person,means or legal entity is ever allowed to replace theswivel snap hook than Safety Direct or authorizeddealer.

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14. WARRANTY INFORMATION

14.1 Safety Direct warrants its equipment to be freefrom defects in material and workmanshipunder normal use and service.

14.2 Safety Direct's obligation under this warrantyis limited to repairing or replacing, at ouroption, any part of the unit, which provesunder examination to our satisfaction, to bedefective in material or workmanship. Theitem in question is to be returned to SafetyDirect upon authorization of the distributor,transportation prepaid, within twelve (12)months from the date the equipment was soldto the original purchaser. Return shipmentmust be prepaid.

14.3 Any parts proved to be defective uponinspection by Safety Direct will be repaired orreplaced at no cost.

14.4 The obligation under this warranty does notinclude labour or transportation costs orensuing damages of any kind.

14.5 Any defect in this equipment must immediatelybe brought to the attention of Safety Direct. Thedistributor will make arrangements with thefactory for repairs or replacements of the partswithin the terms of this warranty.

14.6 Safety Direct’s obligation is restricted toreplacing parts and does not include thecomplete unit. The warranty is void on any unitthat has been: modified or tampered with;repaired by persons other than a factoryrepresentative or an authorized Safety Directdistributor; repaired with other than SafetyDirect standard parts; or damaged by reasonsof accident, alteration, misuse or abuse.

14.7 This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties,expressed or implied. We do not authorize anyperson or representative to make any otherguarantee or to assume for us any liability inconnection with the sale of our appliancesother than those contained herein. Anyagreement outside of or contradictory to theforegoing shall be void and of no effect.

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