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Auspure Air Fryer
AusFry-45N1 & AusFry-60N1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Important Safety Instructions
Getting to Know Your Air Fryer
Before The First-time Use
Operation Test Run
Using Your Air Fryer
General Tips
Cleaning and Care
Storage
Disposal
Troubleshooting
Warranty Information
Defective Product and Return
Auspure Customer Support
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PACKAGE CONTENTS
TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS
1 × Auspure Air Fryer
1 × Cookbook
1 × Quick User Guide
1 × User Manual
1 × Warranty Card
Product Model
Product Colour
Product Brand
Power Supply
Rated Power
Max Capacity
Product Weight
Time Range
Dimensions
Temperature Range
AusFry-45N1
Jasmine White
Auspure Kitchen
220-240 V ~, 50/60 Hz
1500 W
4.5 L
4.2 kg
0-60 min
37.2 × 27.6 × 29.5 cm
80-200
o
C
AusFry-60N1
Jasmine White
Auspure Kitchen
220-240 V ~, 50/60 Hz
1700 W
6 L
5.01 kg
0-60 min
28.8 × 38.5 × 33.6 cm
80-200
o
C
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Follow safety rules when using your air fryer.
Read all instructions before use to avoid the risk of injury, fire, electric shock, or damage.
General Safety
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Only use the air fryer as directed in this user manual.
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Do not use the air fryer if it has been dropped, damaged, left outside, dropped in water, or not
working properly.
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Never immerse the air fryer housing or its plug-in water or liquid.
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Do not use the air fryer and power plug on wet or damp surfaces.
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Do not let children or people with reduced physical or mental capabilities use or clean the air fryer.
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Do not let children play with this appliance or its packaging including plastic bag. Children must
be supervised around the air fryer to help keep them safe.
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Be sure the cord is unplugged before cleaning or while not in use. Allow to cool before putting on
or taking off parts.
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Do not touch any part of the air fryer or its plug with wet hands.
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Do not use the air fryer if the cord or plug looks damaged.
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Do not use the air fryer outdoors.
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Only use with original Auspure replacement parts or accessories to avoid damages and injuries.
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Do not put or use the air fryer or its parts next to ovens, gas or electric burners.
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Do not put the air fryer on an unstable surface.
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Use extreme caution when removing the air fryer or basket if contains hot oil or other hot liquids.
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Do not use metal scouring pads when cleaning. They can leave behind metal fragments that
increase risk of electric shock.
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Do not store anything inside air fryer.
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Intended for household use only, not commercial use.
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Do not run the power cord under furniture, other appliances, carpet, or cover with rugs, runners
or floor coverings.
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Always tuck away the power cord to prevent tripping accidents.
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It is recommended to not use the air fryer with an extension cord to avoid entangling or tripping.
If you must use one make sure that the marked electrical rating of the extension cord must be
as great as the rating of the air fryer.
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Do not fit the air fryer with a different power supply unit.
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Do not put any objects on top of the air fryer.
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Do not block/obscure the air ventilations.
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Do not clean the air fryer with the power cord plugged-in.
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Do not use a defective air fryer or attempt to repair/adjust any electrical or mechanical
functions, this may cause danger and void the warranty.
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If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or
similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
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This appliance is not intended to be operated by means of an external timer or separate
remote-control system.
While Air Frying
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The air fryer only works with hot air. Never fill the basket with oil or fat.
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Do not use the air fryer without having the basket in their proper place.
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Never place oversized foods or metal utensils into the air fryer.
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Always use heat-safe containers.
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Keep your air fryer away from anything flammable like curtains, tablecloths, etc.
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Use on a flat and heat-resistant surface at all times
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Do not use any type of cardboard, paper, non-heat-resistant plastic or comparable materials
in your air fryer. You may use parchment paper and foil. Always put food on top of your
parchment paper! Air circulation can cause paper to touch hot coils and can cause fire or
malfunction.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Figure 1.1
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Never leave unattended while in use.
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Never Immediately stop using air fryer if you see any dark smoke coming out. Dark smoke can
indicate burning food or some other malfunction. White smoke is normal, caused by heating fat or
food splashing. Do not pull basket out until the smoke has cleared.
Never block the ventilation openings. Keep your hands
and face away from the openings.
Never touch hot surfaces. Use handle.
Figure 1.2
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The Auspure Air Fryer uses X Cyclone technology to create crispy and delicious food using little-to-no
oil. This air fryer lets you save up to 85% fewer calories than using a traditional deep fryer. It is
user-friendly designed, featuring knob controls and nonstick basket with safe operation.
Note: The basket and bakeware have a nonstick coating made with aluminum metal. They are also
PFOA-free and BPA-free.
1. Main body
2. Air outlet
3. Time control knob
4. Temperature control knob
5. Basket handle
6. Bakeware
7. Power cord
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR AUSPURE AIR FRYER
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15 cm
15 cm
Setup your Auspure Air Fryer safely by following below steps
1. Remove all packaging and temporary stickers from the air fryer.
2. Remove the basket and discard the plastic packaging from the basket.
3. Wash both basket and bakeware using dishwasher or with any type of non-scratch sponge.
4. Wipe out the inside and outside of the air fryer with a damp cloth and then towel-dry.
5. Place the basket back into the air fryer.
6. Always place the air fryer on a flat and stable surface, with no heat. Keep far from any cabinet or
area that can be damaged by steam.
7. Leave at least 15 cm of space behind and above the air fryer and enough room to remove the
basket. [Figure 2]
BEFORE THE FIRST-TIME USE
Figure 2
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It is highly recommended to perform a test run of your air fryer prior to cooking your first meal.
1. Plug in the air fryer, place the bakeware inside the basket, and make sure the basket is empty.
2. Rotate the temperature knob to 200
o
C and time to 10 min for dry burning.
3. A small amount of white smoke or odour may appear during the dry burning process, this is
normal.
4. After this process, unplug the power plug and let the air fryer cool completely before moving.
OPERATION TEST RUN
Preheating
Preheating the air fryer is especially important to cook the food thoroughly. Food also cooks faster in a
preheated air fryer.
For preheating, adjust the temperature knob to the 200 °C position and the time knob to 3-5 min, before
adding food. Bakeware and basket should be used together, avoid using them separately.
Air frying
1. After preheating is completed hold the top of the machine with one hand and pull the basket out
by holding the handle of the basket with the other hand. The basket must be placed on a stable
table.
2. Put the ingredients on the bakeware in the basket and firmly push the basket into the machine.
3. Select the appropriate cooking temperature and time by turning the knobs to begin the cooking
process.
4. After the timer “dings”, indicating that the heating is complete, unplug the fryer.
Carefully place it flat on the table, and use auxiliary tools, such as chopsticks, to safely remove
the cooked food.
Tips after frying are completed
1. Take the basket out carefully as it is hot.
2. Make sure the basket is resting on a flat and heat-resistant surface.
3. Watch out for hot oil or fat resting on the bakeware in the basket.
4. Allow the basket to cool before cleaning (for CLEANING AND CARE, see page 11).
USING YOUR AIR FRYER
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Cooking Options
the table below makes cooking certain foods easier way. The ideal time and temperature are defined for
each setting.
For better customization and cooking results check our Auspure-Kitchen Guide and Cookbook.
MENUS ICON
Defrost
Frozen Fries
Chicken Wings
Chicken Legs
Shrimp
Meat
Fish
Cake
Vegetable
Sweet Potato
French Fries
Rib
80
o
C
180
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C
180
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180
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C
180
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C
190
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C
180
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C
170
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180
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C
200
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C
180
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C
190
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C
11-13 min
17-19 min
16-18 min
20-22 min
10-12 min
9-11 min
11-13 min
10-12 min
14-16 min
34-36 min
18-20 min
16-18 min
TEMPERATURE (
o
C) TIME (MIN)
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Overheat Protection
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As a safety precaution, if the air fryer overheats, it is designed to automatically turn off. Do not
restart the air fryer until it cools down.
Overfilling
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The amount of food inside the basket should be limited below the marked "MAX" point.
Overfilling the basket is strongly discouraged as the food will cook unevenly.
Using Oil
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Adding a small amount of oil to the food will result in a greater crispness. Use no more than 1.5
Australian tablespoon (30 ml) of oil. When using oil, spray types are preferable due to minimizing
oil usage and evenly food coating.
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You can fry frozen foods.
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If you air fry fatty foods, you will see a collection of oil at the bottom of the baskets. Pour out any
oil after each use to avoid smoke.
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Always pat down marinated foods before placing them in air fryer to avoid excessive smoke.
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Anything that can be baked in an oven can be cooked in the air fryer.
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For cakes, hand pies or anything that contains batter or filling, put food in a heat-safe container
before placing it in baskets.
GENERAL TIPS
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Figure 3
Always clean your air fryer's basket and interior after every use.
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Before cleaning make sure the air fryer is cooled, turned off and unplugged from the power
source.
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The outside surface of the air fryer can be cleaned using a non-scratch, soft and moist damp cloth.
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Basket is dishwasher safe. You can also use soap, water and a non-abrasive sponge.
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Do not use utensils or abrasive cleaning material to avoid scratching the baskets' non-stick
coating.
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The inside of the air fryer should not be immersed in the water [Figure 4]. It can be cleaned with
a non-abrasive moist sponge or cloth. The heating coil can also be cleaned with care.
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Dry all parts especially the heating coil before using the air fryer again.
CLEANING AND CARE
If not using your Air Fryer for an extended period of time, the following points must be considered for
safe storage.
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Turn OFF the machine and then unplug from the power outlet.
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Follow the instructions on "CLEANING AND CARE" section to clean the unit and ready for storage.
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Store in a dry and safe place in an upright position.
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Do not store anything on the top of the Air Fryer.
STORAGE
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To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrol waste disposal,
separate the unneeded Air Fryer and its related accessories from other types of waste.
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Ask your local council where to dispose of your Air Fryer and its related accessories.
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You should not throw your Air Fryer and its related accessories away with the daily normal
household waste.
DISPOSAL
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Figure 4
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
The air fryer will not turn
on
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Make sure the air fryer is plugged in. Try plugging
the air fryer into a different outlet.
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Push the basket securely into the air fryer.
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The air fryer or its cord might be damaged.
The air fryer will produce a
plastic smell
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Due to the manufacturing process, for the
first-time using of air fryer may produce a plastic
smell; this is normal.
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Make sure to remove all plastic packaging before
plugging it into a power source. If any plastic
remains while operating the air fryer, this may melt
and stick to the fan inside the air fryer. The plastic
smell disappears over time or after a few times
cooking.
Basket will not slide into
the air fryer properly
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Make sure the basket is not overfilled with food.
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Make sure food or anything is not stuck around the
basket or inside the air fryer.
Foods will not be cooked
evenly
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Check if the food is put over capacity, try to
consider smaller amount in more than one time
cooking.
Foods will not be crispy
after air frying
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Adding a small amount of oil to the food will result in
a greater crispness. Use no more than 1.5 Australian
tbsp (30 ml) of oil. When using oil, spray types are
preferable due to minimizing oil usage and evenly
food coating. (see General Tips, page 10).
White smoke or steam
will be coming out of the
air fryer
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Make sure the basket and the inside of the air fryer
are cleaned properly and not greasy.
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White smoke is normal, caused during first time use
or by heating fat or food splashing. Do not pull
baskets out until the smoke has cleared.
Dark smoke will be coming
out of the air fryer
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Immediately stop using air fryer if you see any dark
smoke coming out. Dark smoke can indicate burning
food or some other malfunction. Do not pull baskets
out until the smoke has cleared. If the cause was
not burnt food, stop using air fryer and contact
Customer Support (see page 16).
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
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Auspure Air Fryer is designed and manufactured to the highest quality standards.
Your Air Fryer is covered for parts and labour for 2 years, which includes 1-year standard warranty and
1-additional year upon registration (free of charge within 14 days) from the date of purchase
at www.auspure.com.
This warranty disclaimer applies to all products purchased via the website www.auspure.com (hereinafter
“Products”) or a third party seller authorised by Auspure.
Note: When the product is purchased from an authorised third party seller, for warranty claim, return and
replacement of a defective product, the inquiry should be lodged via the related third party seller.
(1) Warranty Against Defects
1.1 For Brand-new Products:
We provide a 12-month standard warranty against defects with the Products, from the date of purchase.
We provide an optional additional free 12-month extended warranty against defects
with the Products (resulting in a 24-month warranty against defects with the Products, from the date of
purchase).
In order to claim the additional 12-month extended warranty, you must register your product (free of
charge) online at www.auspure.com, within 14 days of the date of purchase. While registering, make sure
that the related data entry including the date of purchase is accurate.
In the event of a defect with the Product, you may be entitled to have the Product
replaced In order to be entitled to a replacement Product, you must:
- immediately stop using the Product; and
- notify us of the defect during the warranty period.
In order to claim a replacement Product, you must contact us using the details at the
CUSTOMER SUPPORT section, to notify us of the defect, providing your proof of
purchase and warranty registration confirmation as well as your contact details.
You may either:
- return the product for our further investigation; or
- send us a video of the defective Product, which demonstrates to our reasonable
satisfaction that the Product is defective and undertake to safely dispose of the defective Product. For
safety reasons, you must not continue to use the defective Product.
Upon receipt of the defective Product or a video of the defective Product, we will inspect it. If the defect
is the result of a manufacturer fault, we will determine if the fault requires a replacement or repair and
either send you a replacement Product or effect a repair.
This warranty against defects is in addition to any other rights and remedies to which you may be entitled
under Australian law.
You may either:
WARRANTY INFORMATION
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What is covered by the warranty:
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The repair or replacement of your Auspure product (at Auspure’s discretion) if the product is
found to be defective due to faulty manufacture. Auspure reserves the right to determine if the
fault requires a replacement or repair.
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Packaging and instructions of a faulty product may also be replaced if damaged.
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This warranty is valid for using your personal use of your device within Australia only.
What is not covered by the warranty:
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Using the products for commercial purposes, or anything other than normal domestic personal use.
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Use of the product outside Australia.
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Accidental damage or faults caused by negligence, misuse, vandalism or neglect.
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Damage or faults caused by not following the instructions in the user manual.
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Unsupervised use by children under the age of 18.
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Repairs or alterations carried out by parties other than Auspure or an authorised agent.
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Any other conditions not listed above, are not covered by Auspure warranty.
1.2 For Renew Products:
A renewed Product, which is purchased from a seller that is authorised by Auspure, is only covered under
six-month warranty and is not eligible for the free warranty extension.
1.3 For Replacements:
Replacement of a brand-new Product is only covered by the one-year standard warranty from the date
of replacement arrangement and is not eligible for the one-additional year free warranty extension.
Replacement of a renewed Product that is purchased from a seller and is authorised by Auspure is only
covered by six-month warranty from the date of replacement arrangement and is not eligible for the free
warranty extension.
(2) Australian Consumer Law
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are
entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably
foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail
to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
(3) Disclaimer
You are solely responsible for evaluating the Product and determining whether it is fit for your purpose.
You acknowledge and agree that Product is not safe for use by children.
You acknowledge and agree that working with the Product is dangerous and carries the risk of electric
shock, burns, lacerations, other injuries and death.
You acknowledge that you use the Product at your own risk and that you are responsible at all times for
evaluating whether or not it is safe to use the Product.
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(4) Limitation of Liability
In addition to the requirements set out in clause 1 of this warranty and disclaimer document, the warranty
provided under that clause will not apply:
- if a defect with the Product results in any way from some act or omission by you in relation to the
appropriate care, maintenance and/or use of the Product; or
- if a defect with the Product results from ordinary wear and tear; or
- if you fail to follow our or the manufacturer’s instructions for care, maintenance and/or use of the
Product; or
- if you are unable to provide proof of purchase.
Except as otherwise provided by law, we accept no liability for any loss, damage or injury which may
arise in any way from the use of the Product by you or by any other person.
Except as otherwise provided in this warranty and disclaimer, to the maximum extent permitted by law,
we exclude all conditions and warranties implied by custom, law or statute, and we expressly disclaim all
warranties of any kind including but not limited to implied warranties that the Product is fit for a particular
purpose.
You hereby agree that we are not liable for any direct, indirect, consequential or incidental loss or damage
which may result from your use of the Product.
Except as otherwise provided by law or as otherwise set out in this warranty and disclaimer, our liability to
you shall be limited to the cost of replacement of the Product, together with your reasonable costs of
postage and/or delivery in connection with your returning of the Product.
(5) Indemnity
You agree to defend, indemnify and hold us and our officers, directors, employees, contractors, members,
agents and licensees harmless from and against any and all claims, charges, actions, liabilities, investiga-
tions, demands and similar including but not limited to any costs, losses, damages whether direct,
indirect, consequential or special and all legal fees resulting from your use of the Product, including but
not limited to any third party claims.
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Proved defective product meeting the specified warranty period, should be contacted Customer Support
via support@auspure.com addressing your order number. Make sure to NOT dispose of your product
before contacting us. Once our Customer Support Team has reached to your request approval, please
return the unit with its order number.
DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS & RETURNS
Feel free to contact our helpful customer support team with any questions
regarding your product!
Your satisfaction is our priority.
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