Philips warranty for Health

The warranty period starts on the date of purchase as stated on your proof-of-purchase and expires at the end of the period indicated in the section “Warranty period” below. If you require service but you have lost your proof-of-purchase, the warranty period shall be deemed to have started three months from the date of manufacture indicated on the product or derived from the serial number. If you require service for products without production date or serial number on the product a valid proof-of-purchase is required.

Where a repair is not possible or not commercially viable, Philips may replace the product with a new or refurbished product of similar functionality. After a repair, firmware upgrade or replacement the warranty period will continue from the date of the original purchase.

The warranty does not cover indirect or consequential damages (including but not limited to loss of time, loss of data or loss of income), nor compensation for activities done by yourself, such as regular maintenance, installing firmware updates or saving or restoring data.

Philips does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation of products, including but not limited to, interoperability with all current and/or future versions of software or hardware.

The warranty excludes, or does not apply if:

- The proof-of-purchase has been altered in any way or is made illegible.

- The model number, serial number or production date code on the product has been altered, removed or made illegible.

- The product was purchased as faulty stock.

Repairs or product modifications have been carried out by unauthorized service organizations or persons.

- The defect is the result of excessive use outside the intended purpose.

- The defect is caused by abuse of the product or by environmental conditions that are not in conformance with the user manual of the product.

- The defect is caused by connecting peripherals, additional equipment or accessories (including software) other than those recommended in the user manual.

- The unit has been damaged, including but not limited to damage by animals, lightning, abnormal voltage, fire, natural disaster, transportation or water (unless the user manual expressly status that the product may be rinsed).

Normal wear and tear, or replacement of by their nature consumable parts (e.g. vacuum cleaner bags, or filter cartridges).

- The product does not function properly because it was not originally designed, manufactured or approved for use in the country where you use the product, which might occur when you imported the product.

- The product does not function properly due to problems with access to, or connection with service providers, such as interruptions in the access networks (e.g. TV cable, satellite or internet), faults on the subscriber's or the correspondent's line, local network fault (cabling, file server, user's line) and faults in the transmission network (interference, scrambling, faults or poor network quality).

-The product is defective due to wear of parts, which are consumable parts by their nature.

-The product does not function properly because it was not originally designed, manufactured, approved and/or authroised for the country, in which you use the product, which might occur in instances where the product has been purchased in another country other than that of its intended use. 

- Non-electrical parts are not covered under warranty.

All data stored in connected products may be lost or deleted during service and should therefore be properly backup by the customers beforehand. Philips will not be responsible for any such loss.