Calculate the validity of "Three Guarantees" for agricultural machinery products

(1) The "three guarantees" validity period refers to the effective period for the seller to assume the "three guarantees" responsibility to the user in accordance with the new "three guarantees" regulations or with the user's agreement. According to the Provisions on the Responsibility of Repairing, Replacing, and Returning Agricultural Machinery Products, the term “three guarantees” for agricultural machinery products includes the validity period of the “three guarantees” for the whole machine and the “three guarantees” validity period for the major parts. The "Three Guarantees" for internal combustion engines, tractors and combine harvesters are generally valid for one year; the "Three Guarantees" for major components are generally valid for two years, and other products (including agriculture, animal husbandry, and aquaculture) total 12 types and 75 types. The "three guarantees" of the product) shall be valid for not less than one year. Sellers' self-commitment is longer than the above-mentioned provisions of the "three guarantees" validity period, the seller should strictly implement the commitment:

(2) The validity period of the "Three Guarantees" shall be calculated from the date of issuing the invoice and shall terminate on the date of expiration (including the date of expiration). For example, the date of issuing an invoice is December 15, 1999, and the term "three guarantees" is valid for one year. The expiration date is December 15, 2000. If the last day of the “three guarantees” period is a statutory holiday, the next day after the end of the holiday is the last day of the period. The period of validity of the “three guarantees” for products for sale, purchase and installment payment shall be calculated from the actual delivery date.

(3) The “Three Guarantees” period must be deducted for the repair occupation of the “Three Guarantees” business and the lack of repair parts for repair. For this reason, repairs should be truthfully recorded in the repair situation.

(4) For products that have been repurchased and are still in the "three guarantees" validity period, the peasants continue to enjoy the "three guarantees" right on the basis of the original invoices and "three guarantees" certificates for the products. In other words, during the "three guarantees" period, the "three guarantees" responsibility for agricultural machinery products will not be suspended due to the transfer of ownership.

(5) For the indiscreet loss of "Three Guarantees" vouchers and invoices, but it can be proved that the purchased products are within the "Three Guarantees" validity period, they should still enjoy the "Three Guarantees" right. The term "provable" as used here includes the photocopy of the invoice, the stub of the invoice, or the date of purchase of the product from the vehicle management department.

(6) For the exchange of agricultural machinery products, whether it is the replacement of the whole machine or replacement of major parts, the “three guarantees” shall be recalculated from the date of replacement. When the goods are exchanged, the seller stamps the replacement stamp on the back of the invoice, and provides the farmers with a new "Three Guarantees" certificate.