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Company confidential. Genie User’s Guide, Edition 2, First Draft. Freeze status: open
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OneĆYear OnĆSite
Hardware Warranty
Except when purchased
as part of a system,
HewlettĆPackard warrants
your graphics peripheral
hardware product against
defects in materials and
workmanship for a period
of one year from receipt
by the end user (proof of
purchase required). If HP
receives notice of such
defects during the
warranty period, HP will
either, at its option,
repair or replace products
that prove to be
defective.
Should HP be unable to
repair or replace the
product within a
reasonable amount of
time, the customer's
alternative exclusive
remedy shall be refund of
the purchase price upon
return of the product.
If this product was
purchased as part of an
HP system in a
coordinated shipment or
as a system addĆon, it is
warranted against defects
in material and
workmanship during the
same period as the HP
system.
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The above warranty shall
not apply to defects
resulting from: improper
or inadequate
maintenance by
customer;
customerĆsupplied
software or interfacing;
unauthorized
modification or misuse;
operation outside of the
environmental
specifications for the
product; operation of
nonĆsupported media; or
improper site preparation
and maintenance.
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HP makes no other
warranty, either
expressed or implied,
with respect to this
product. HP specifically
disclaims the implied
warranties of
merchantability and
fitness for a particular
purpose. Some states or
provinces do not allow
limitations on the
duration of an implied
warranty, so the above
limitation or exclusion
may not apply to you.
However, any implied
warranty of
merchantability or fitness
is limited to the oneĆyear
duration of this written
warranty.
This warranty gives you
specific legal rights, and
you may also have other
rights which may vary
from state to state, or
province to province.
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If your hardware should
fail during the warranty
period, read the
Troubleshooting"
section in this guide, then
contact your local
HewlettĆPackard Sales
and Support Office or an
Authorized HP Personal
Computer Dealer Repair
Center and arrange for
servicing of the product.
Retain proof of purchase
in order to obtain
warranty service.
For products that require
servicing, HewlettĆPackĆ
ard may use one of the
following methods:
Repair the product
Replace the product
with a reĆmanufacĆ
tured unit
Replace the product
with a product of
equal or greater perĆ
formance
Refund the purchase
price.
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If your hardware should
fail after the warranty
period, read the problem
solving sections in this
guide, then contact an
Authorized HP Personal
Computer Dealer Repair
Center or call an HP
Sales and Support Office
for details of the services
available. If you have an
HP Maintenance
Agreement, request
service under your
agreement.
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Edition dates are as
follows:
First edition:
July 1997
Second edition:
October 1997
New editions are
complete revisions of the
manual. Change sheets,
which may be issued
between editions, contain
additional information.
The dates on the title
page change only when a
new edition is published.
Minor corrections that do
not affect the function of
the product may be made
at reprint without a
change to the print date.
Many product updates
and fixes do not require
manual changes and,
conversely, manual
corrections may be done
without accompanying
product changes.
Therefore, do not expect
a one to one
correspondence between
product updates and
manual revisions.
Localization Note.
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