BOSCH PVS651FC1E - Connecting Induction Hob on 1-Phase Installation, 4x4mm vs 4x5mm Cable

Borutka wrote:

The installation diagram should be strictly followed and if you do not understand it, do not take on the connection. I omit the fact that the warranty must include an installer stamp and the fact that working on one phase is a weak idea and often impossible ...

The Bosch warranty is for 24 months (if I have read it well). The same warranty lasts for the store. I understand that the warranty and warranty is not the same (it really depends on the store, in addition the warranty for the first 12 months is more user-friendly than in the months 13-24), but it is not that in the case of self-installation the user stays completely on the ice.

No warranty or responsibility of the store for hidden defects of the product. If the failure is not due to improper assembly, the first 12 months are subject to the presumption that the product defects found were there at the time of purchase. And in the next 12 months it is on the user's pregnancy to prove that they were at the time of purchase.

Borutka wrote:

Unfortunately, it's probably not like that.
First of all, it is not a device with a plug to the outlet and the user's manual requires a connection by an authorized person. And the wrongly connected equipment falls immediately.

I think it is clear that we are not talking about such a case - then the fault is incorrect connection and everything is clear.

Borutka wrote:

Otherwise, it is not in accordance with the operating instructions.

Even if that's what? Using it contrary to the instructions does not result in the loss of warranty if there is no causal relationship with the failure.

In addition, there is nothing about the Bosch installation in the Bosch manual. This is all: "This device should be mounted in accordance with the attached assembly instructions." (here the whole: https://media3.bosch-home.com/Documents/9001073390_D.pdf). And there is nothing in the assembly manual (at least in the one available on the web: https://media3.bosch-home.com/Documents/9001093636_G.pdf), that this must be done by Bosch. Written only that improper installation will void the warranty. Bosch is just a guarantee.

In the guarantee:
https://www.mediaexpert.pl/temp/warranty_documents/BSH%20WARUNKI%20GWARANCJI.PDF

stands like a bull:
"This warranty does not exclude, limit or suspend the rights of the buyer under the provisions of the warranty for defects in the item sold."
(Anyway, even if it did not happen, it results from the Civil Code and many attempts to write something else are in the index of prohibited clauses)

And of course:
"14. The installation of equipment requiring expert connection to the electricity, water supply, sewage or gas network may only be carried out
authorized persons, under pain of losing their warranty rights. "

well, only guarantee ones.

Borutka wrote:

The second case, even with the warranty, the store will request the service's opinion about the causes of the failure and this will be obvious.

Obvious, what? Service will write that the disc stopped responding at the push of a button, because the user mistook 6 months earlier L2 with N? In addition, the * opinion * of the site is in no way binding on the court. The user will have their opinions.

Borutka wrote:

No one in the dark will pay the equivalent for a damaged disc.

Well, I will not pay blinds, but I did not say that anywhere. As I write that the "presumption" prevails, it means that it is a presumption before the court. And the court will weigh the opinions issued by both parties.

Borutka wrote:

The third issue, in the price of the equipment (which the store pays to the distributor) is the fee for the "guarantee fund".

It is no longer an internal concern of the company and the user (apart from the fact that the guarantee in practice can be much easier to use than with the warranty).

Added after 1 [minutes]:

In addition, one more thing: the warranty supports the store, not Bosch.