Shockwave S2 Installation and operating instructions

SUSPENSION SEAT MODELS
SHOCKWAVE MARINE SUSPENSION SEATING
2074 Henry Avenue, Sidney BC Canada, V8L 5Y1
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
SHOCKWAVESEATS.COM
SW-06963 REV05
Operations &Service Manual
with Illustrated Parts Breakdown

TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
OPERATIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
How To Get Help
Service Tips
Important Safety Information
Seat Mounting Requirements
Fastener Torques
Understanding the Basics
Setting Shock Pressure
Maintenance Schedule
Troubleshooting Guide
Warranty
Warranty Claim Form
Warranty Claim Procedure
Service and Repair Procedure
Illustrated Parts Breakdown
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5
6
7
8
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11
12
13
14
15
16
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ADDRESS
PHONE
FAX
EMAIL
HOURS
WEBSITE
2074 Henry Avenue, Sidney BC Canada, V8L 5Y1
+1.250.656.6165
+1.250.655.4334
[email protected]
8 AM to 5 PM Pacific Standard Time
shockwaveseats.com
HOW TO GET HELP / SERVICE TIPS 4
HOW TO GET HELP
SERVICE TIPS
We are here to help! Call or email us if you have any problems, questions or concerns.
• Drawings, Illustrated Parts Breakdowns, Warranty and Equipment Lists are supplied according to the seat(s)
ordered and are delivered with the seats. Copies of all of these documents and the latest Service Bulletins are
available on the SHOCKWAVE website.
• If the problem is a shock leaking, please change the fill valve first to see if that solves the problem. If it does not,
perform a simple soap solution test to identify the source of the problem.
• Tell us what the problem is. Be sure to answer all of the Who, What, When, Where and Whys of the situation so we
have a clear understanding of the problem, possible causes and fixes.
• Please identify the product you are referring to by supplying the serial number located on the rear cover of the
suspension module.
• Tell us who you are and what your relationship is with the boat.
• Take wide angle and close up photos of the problem.
• Let us know where you are located and contact information.
• Tell us the urgency of the problem.
• Refer to the warranty section of this document for more information.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION 5
OPERATIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
DANGER
IMPORTANT
WARNING CAUTION
Your SHOCKWAVE Seating will mitigate the effects of shock and vibration, reducing the potential of injury, but
it will NOT prevent the possibility of injury. The increased level of comfort and control provided by SHOCKWAVE
MARINE SUSPENSION SEATING will allow for the operation of the craft at higher speeds in sea states which
create high shock loads on the craft and potentially the occupants; SHOCK LOADS THAT COULD POTENTIALLY
EXCEED THE SEAT’S CAPABILITIES TO MITIGATE.
Operating marine craft in a high shock load environment is inherently hazardous. Tolerance to the effects of
shock and vibration vary from person to person and it is the responsibility of the craft operator to ensure the
safety of each person onboard. Pain and/or discomfort are indicators of a potential injury. Constantly monitor
the physical state of the craft and the personnel onboard. Hazardous operation of the craft may result in serious
injury, death or damage to the craft.
Follow IMPORTANT instructions located throughout the Operations and Service Manual to prolong the
appearance and service life of your SHOCKWAVE Seating.
• Do not modify the seating by drilling extra
holes, removing material, or adding extra
equipment. Serious injury can result.
• Do not use seating if it is, or appears to be,
damaged. Serious injury can result.
• Do not use seating if seat to deck attachments
are loose. Serious injury can result.
• Do not use seating if seat ride height is lower
than normal. Serious injury can result.
• Do not operate seat with incorrect pressure
in shock. Serious injury and damage can
result.
• Do not use seating for uses other than its
intended purpose. Damage to the seating or
bodily harm may result.
• Do not use seating if fasteners are loose.
Damage to the seating or bodily harm may
result.
• Do not attempt to open, perform maintenance
or repair seating while craft is underway.
Damage to the seating or bodily harm may
result.
• Do not place items under or around the seat
that may interfere with the seat’s range of
motion. Damage to the seating or bodily harm
may result.

DANGER
Incorrectly installed seats can cause damage to the seat and serious injury or death.
CAUTION
If the seat deck mounts are not parallel and
perpendicular to the deck they will distort the
suspension module and cause it to jam.
IMPORTANT
Warranty is void on seats where incorrect installation
causes damage to the seat. Strength of decks and
deck mountings is the responsibility of the boat builder
or installer of the seats. SHOCKWAVE assumes no
liability for seats that are incorrectly installed.
SEAT MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS 6
SEAT MOUNTING REQUIREMENTS
• The seat must only be installed on a competely flat surface of sufficient strength to support the fully loaded seat
without flexing.
• The deck mounts or suspension module must not be modified.
• Any modifications, alterations or addition of any equipment must be approved by SHOCKWAVE.
• Ensure that the movement of the seat does not interfere with the vessel structure or equipment.
• Ensure all fasteners are properly torqued.
• Check operation of suspension after installation. It must not bind or stick.

RECOMMENDED FASTENER TORQUE 7
OPERATIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL
FASTENER TORQUES
All fasteners are prone to becoming loose from sustained high-performance use. SHOCKWAVE recommends that
all bolts should be visually inspected for signs of being loose. Always use a thread-locker on fasteners to prevent
loosening. Please use the reference table below:
SIZE PITCH TORQUE (STAINLESS)
Dry
#6
M5
#8
M6
M8
M10
M12
5/16”
5/8”
3/8”
3/4”
7/16”
1”
#10
1/4”
1/2”
32
0.8
32
1.0
1.25
1.5
1.75
18
11
16
10
14
8
24
20
13
32
28
20
10 in-lbs
45 in-lbs
21 in-lbs
6 ft-lbs
15 ft-lbs
31 ft-lbs
54 ft-lbs
11 ft-lbs
96 ft-lbs
20 ft-lbs
131 ft-lbs
32 ft-lbs
299 ft-lbs
23 in-lbs
6 ft-lbs
45 ft-lbs
33 in-lbs
8 ft-lbs
47 ft-lbs
9 in-lbs
40 in-lbs
17 in-lbs
6 ft-lbs
14 ft-lbs
27 ft-lbs
48 ft-lbs
9 ft-lbs
82 ft-lbs
17 ft-lbs
111 ft-lbs
27 ft-lbs
254 ft-lbs
20 in-lbs
6 ft-lbs
38 ft-lbs
28 in-lbs
7 ft-lbs
40 ft-lbs
IMPERIAL
METRIC
Lubricated

UNDERSTANDING THE BASICS 8
UNDERSTAND THE BASICS
SHOCKWAVE SUSPENSION SEATS are designed to mitigate
shock and vibration encountered in high speed vessel operation
in rough seas. Following the recommendations in this section
will ensure that you are getting the most out of the product.
CHECK THE ACCURIDE GAUGE
The ACCURIDE gauge is indication that your shock absorber is
set up correctly. Keep green arrow in the green zone when seat
is occupied and operated.
OPERATE IN THE VESSEL’S DESIGN ENVELOPE
Driving the boat beyond its limitations can have damaging
effects on the hull, engines and equipment. SHOCKWAVE Seats
are designed to provide shock mitigation to the occupant. They
will not protect the occupants from injury caused from operating
the vessel outside of its operational envelope.
OPERATE THE VESSEL IN YOUR CREWS PHYSICAL
CONDITIONING ENVELOPE
Personal fitness is a limiting factor to the amount of
sustained G Loads a person can endure without injury. If you
have inexperienced, relatively unfit or overweight persons
aboard extra caution must be exercised to prevent injury. The
helmsman must be keenly aware of the shock loads being
transmitted to others not in a suspension seat or standing as
serious injury can occur. Installation of SHOCKWAVE Seats
provides an extra level of protection but they will not protect
a person from ALL shock loads.
OPERATE IN YOUR OWN ABILITY ENVELOPE
SHOCKWAVE Seating will increase the confidence of the
helmsman. Over confidence can lead to loss of boat control.
Generally, the seats will permit greater control of the vessel
and the helmsman should focus on using the control advan-
tages of shock mitigated seating to better care for the vessel
and crew.
DO NOT TIE THE BOAT UP WITH THE SEATS
As tempting as it may be SHOCKWAVE Seats are not designed
to tie up the boat. A sudden surge or wave with likely bend the
seats or attachment brackets and compromise performance.
ENSURE THAT SEAT IS FUNCTIONING PROPERLY
Refer to the Danger, Caution, Warning and Important notes in
the Operations and Service Manual. The following is provided
as a general checklist.
Do not operate the seat if:
• The shock absorber setting or ride height is incorrect.
• Components are loose, broken or missing.
• The seat makes a strange noise.
USE SEAT BELTS - IF SUPPLIED
Seat belts prevent occupants from being ejected from the
vessel and the seat. When not in use, the seat belt buckle
clasps should be fastened to prevent damage to the seat, seat
belt and the suspension module.
ADJUST HEIGHT AND FORE AND AFT ADJUST
CORRECTLY - IF SUPPLIED
Correct ergonomics and posture enhances the ability to
operate the vessel safely and reduces the risk of shock and
vibration related injury. Take the time to adjust the seat so
that it is comfortable.
DO NOT SIT IN SEATS WITH HARD OR SHARP OBJECTS.
DO NOT WALK ON SEATS
Ensure that sharp objects and heavy gear are worn so that
they will not tear upholstery.
RINSE SEATS WITH FRESH WATER AFTER EACH USE
Rinse seat with fresh water after each use or every week if
being stored outside to prevent a buildup of salt and debris.
COVER SEATS WHEN NOT IN USE
Seat covers are available from SHOCKWAVE to cover all
seat. These are a custom order item and can be ordered by
contacting SHOCKWAVE.
TIE EVERYTHING DOWN
Pay attention to how you have stowed your gear. Elastic
shock cords and ratchet tie downs should be used to secure
all gear. Plastic containers of oil and other fluids must be
protected from chafing and puncture. Electronic equipment
must be secured to prevent damage from shock loads.
CHECK ALL EQUIPMENT
Conventional mounting brackets for heavy items such as fire
extinguishers are subject to much more loading than without
shock mitigation. Make sure all of your equipment brackets are
tight. Recheck major equipment bolts regularly. Wiring, cables
and fluid hoses should be bundled tightly and not allowed to flail.
Do not allow any objects under the seats or footrests. They will
limit the stroke of the seat, damage the objects or damage the
seat.
REMOVE OR PAD BODY STRIKE HAZARDS
Hard objects, particularly in the head strike zone, need to
be rounded and padded. When assessing your body strike
hazards take into account a generous portion of clearance,
as the body will stretch in a high G situation.

SETTING SHOCK PRESSURE 9
OPERATIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL
SETTING SHOCK PRESSURE
To get the best performance out of your SHOCKWAVE Seat, it is important to properly adjust the air pressure on the FOX
Float H2O shock absorber. This seat can be adjusted for optimum performance of varying payloads and sea conditions.
Do not adjust air pressure of an occupied seat.
150 lbs./68 kg. 70 PSI
85 PSI
100 PSI
200 lbs./90 kg.
250 lbs./113 kg.
SHOCKWAVE RECOMMENDED SETUP STARTING PRESSURES
Occupant Weight Shock Pressure
To set your seat:
1. Remove the air fill cap on the valve located at the top of the seat and attached the SHOCKWAVE pump.
2. If your seat is equipped with a Protune system, ensure the selector switch is set to soft.
3. Inflate the unoccupied seat to the starting pressure shown below.
4. Sit in the seat, bounce a few times, and stay seated to establish your current ride height.
5. Ensure the arrow on the carriage (or seat) is within the green zone of the ride height indicator decal.
IMPORTANT
For rough seas the arrow on the carriage (or seat) should be at the top of the green zone of the decal located on
the seat frame when the seat is occupied. For calm seas the arrow can be towards the bottom of the green zone.
DANGER
Do not allow shock to bottom out - serious injury can result - warranty is void if shock bottoms out.

SETTING SHOCK PRESSURE 10
6. Use the supplied SHOCKWAVE pump to add or bleed air from the system to ensure optimum positioning. Repeat
steps 4-5 until optimum ride height is achieved.
7. Exit the seat.
8. With the SHOCKWAVE pump connected to the air fill valve, record the pressure. This will be your optimum setup
pressure for your seat and weight class.
9. Remove the SHOCKWAVE pump from the air fill valve and reinstall the air fill cap. Failure to install the cap can lead
to a corroded air fill valve and air pressure leaks.
The FOX Float H20 shock absorber that SHOCKWAVE uses in your seat is custom built by FOX for SHOCKWAVE.
The infinitely adjustable Float H20 shock absorber provides reliability, versatility and adaptability. It features a
progressive rate air spring and is a velocity sensitive shock absorber. FOX uses a patented sealing system which is
very effective. The shock will hold pressure between settings and only needs to be topped up occasionally.
The seats do not require constant pressure adjustment. If the seat needs regular adjustments then there maybe a leaking
issue. To test for a leaking issue, first ensure the shock is filled to 150 PSI then use a soap solution and watch for bubbles.
Connections that leak need to be tightened or resealed using a sealer that is appropriate to seal air leaks such as Loctite
545. Flared fittings do not require any thread sealer they should be tightened snugly with a 9/16-inch wrench.
Most of the leaks are caused by air fill valves that have become corroded. Use a 7/16” wrench to replace the air fill valve
with a new one, which is available directly from SHOCKWAVE.
DANGER
Do not operate the seat with the arrow below the green zone when the seat is occupied.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 11
OPERATIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
15 YEAR LIFE CYCLE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM - BASED ON 400 HRS./YR.
WHEN NOT BEING USED OR IF STORED OUTSIDE
AFTER EVERY EXPOSURE TO SALT WATER SPRAY
AS REQUIRED (REMOVING ANY BUILDUP OF DIRT OR SALT)
EVERY 40 HOURS (AFTER SEATS HAVE DRIED FROM CLEAN)
EVERY 125 HOURS
EVERY 125 HOURS
EVERY 125 HOURS
EVERY 20 HOURS
EVERY 125 HOURS
DAILY
Service at the indicated hours or months - whichever comes first.
HOURS
MONTHS
HOURS
MONTHS
400
12
400
12
800
24
800
24
1200
36
1200
36
1600
48
1600
48
2000
60
2000
60
2400
72
2400
72
2800
84
2800
84
3200
96
3200
96
3600
108
3600
108
4000
120
4000
120
4400
132
4400
132
4800
144
4800
144
5200
156
5200
156
5600
168
5600
168
6000
180
6000
180
Cover Seating with Boat Cover
or Seat Cover
Clean Seat - Fresh Water or
Wash with Car or Boat Wash
Clean Upholstery - Boat or
Automotive Detail Spray Cleaner
Protect Metal Surfaces and Fasteners
- LPS 1®or a Good Quality Wax
Lubricate Roller Guide - Sailkote
Dry Lubricant
Lubricate Height Adjust Mechanism
- LPS 1®
Lubricate Fox Shock Absorber Shaft
- After cleaning apply LPS 1®
Check Fastener Torques
Check Shock Air Pressure
Spray Bansbach and cable with rust
inhibiting spray (Boeshield or similar)
X X X X X X X
Inspect / Replace Roller
Guide Wheels
MAINTENANCE TASK

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 12
Squeaking noise when underway.
Moving Components or Accessories
will not move.
Seats moving fore and aft – on
seats equipped with fore and aft
adjustment.
Seat is topping. Ride is rough and
erratic. Noise heard or shock felt
when seat comes to top of travel.
Seat is “bucking off” occupant.
Height Adjust not working – on
seats equipped with height
adjustment.
Height Adjust or Deck Track will not
move.
Clanging sound when underway.
Add Sailkote Lubricant to roller
guide.
Tighten loose components.
Remove rear cover and grease shock
shaft with grease or LPS 1.
Disassemble if necessary and
lubricate with marine grade grease.
Check that added screws or
equipment are not interfering with
normal seat or accessory movement.
Check that parts are not bent or
loose.
Turn and twist Deck Track Knob.
Replace broken components.
Reduce air pressure with BLEED
button on pump.
Check components for operation and
replace if necessary.
Adjust track cars as per instructions.
Always wear seat belts and secure
belts when not in use.
• Roller Guide needs lubrication.
• Loose components.
• Shock Absorber shaft is dry.
• Bearing or sliding mechanism is
corroded, dry or binding.
• Unauthorized modification of
components or installation of
screws that are jamming
components of roller guide.
• Deck Track Lock not engaged.
• Deck Track Lock is broken.
• Too much air pressure.
• Cable to locking gas spring is
damaged or broken.
• Track cars are damaged or out
of adjustment.
• Seat belt buckles not secure.
CONDITION CAUSE REMEDY
Seat is lower than normal or will
not pressurize.
Attach pump and add air as per this
manual – fill to 150 PSI.
Check system for leaks.
Apply soapy water to system
connections and look for bubbles.
Tighten or replace offending parts.
Seal with Loctite.
Remove air fill valve and replace
with new one from auto supply
store or from SHOCKWAVE.
Remove all plumbing and install air fill
valve directly to shock absorber. This
will by-pass all hoses and systems
and will allow the seat to be operated
until the system can be repaired.
Replace shock absorber. This
happens only on extremely rare
occasions.
• Seat Pressure is too low.
• Leak in system.
• Worn or corroded fill valve.
• Defective system plumbing.
• Defective shock absorber.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

WARRANTY 13
OPERATIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL
WARRANTY
Shockwave Seats expressly warrants that all mechanical seat components in its MARINE AND OTHER and SUSPENSION
SEATS shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date-of-sale provided such seats
are subject to normal use and receive proper maintenance. Shockwave Seats expressly warrants that the cushions and
seat covers shall be free from defectively sewn seams for a period of 90 days or 750 hours of use, whichever comes first,
excluding normal wear and tear. Rips, tears, abrasions and installation damages are not covered by warranty.
Your sole and exclusive remedy against Shockwave Seats arising from the purchase or use of MARINE AND OTHER and
SUSPENSION SEATS is limited to repair or replacement of defective materials or defective workmanship, after verification
by Shockwave Seats. Defective product or materials may be requested for return by Shockwave Seats for inspection prior to
issuing any replacements. Freight charges for returns are to be covered by the user.
All warranty claims shall have prior approval from Shockwave Seats warranty department and must be accompanied by
the information requested on the following Claim Form. Products will be repaired or replaced at the sole discretion of
Shockwave Seats.
WARRANTY DISCLAIMERS AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY
THE ABOVE EXPRESSED WARRANTIES SHALL BE THE EXCLUSIVE WARRANTIES, AND SHOCKWAVE SEATS MAKES NO
OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. SHOCKWAVE SEATS EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES
OF MERCHANTABILITY AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
IT IS AGREED THAT SHOCKWAVE SEATS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,including,
but not limited to, loss of income, loss of use, lost profits, damage to other property, the cost of removing and reinstalling the
INDUSTRIAL SEATING or SUSPENSION SEATS, attorney’s fees, and any liability you may have with respect to any other person.
TIME LIMIT ON COMMENCING LEGAL ACTION
It is agreed that you have one year from the accrual of a claim to commence any legal action arising from the purchase or use
of the MARINE AND OTHER or SUSPENSION SEATS, or be barred forever.
Failure to give prompt written notice within ten (10) days of the discovery of any defect in material or workmanship that
occurs within the warranty period will void the warranty. Send notification and completed warranty claim form to:
SHOCKWAVE SEATS Warranty Department
Unit 2-2075 Henry Avenue West, Sidney BC Canada V8L 1T2
Email: [e-mail] - Phone: [phone] - Fax: [phone]
WARRANTY CLAIM FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED
Download your Warranty Claim Form at shockwaveseats.com/warranty
These warranties will become null and void if:
• The seat is abused or altered
• The seat is involved in an accident
• The seat is improperly installed
• The seat is used for other than its intended use, contrary to any of the instructions in the manual provided
• There is damage to the seat caused during installation or unpacking
• There is damage to the cushions and covers caused by cuts, burns, or abuse
• There is damage to the structural integrity as a result of the user installing unapproved accessories
To the extent any provision of this Limited Warranty contravenes the law of any jurisdiction, such provision shall be inapplicable
in such jurisdiction, and the remainder of this Limited Warranty shall not be affected thereby.

EMAIL
ADDRESS
PHONE
FAX
HOURS
WEBSITE
[email protected]
2074 Henry Avenue, Sidney BC Canada, V8L 5Y1
+1.250.656.6165
+1.250.655.4334
8 AM to 5 PM Pacific Standard Time
shockwaveseats.com
WARRANTY CLAIM FORM 14
WARRANTY CLAIM FORM
To initiate your warranty claim use the following form. Submit accompanying
photos, proof of purchase, and this form to [email protected].
Please provide the following information:
Technical Case Number (internal use only):
First Name:
Organization or Company Name:
Phone Number:
Last Name:
Fax Number:
Email: Serial Number:
Boat or Project Identification: Type of Seat:
Date Vessel in Service: Number of Seats Affected:
Nature of Problem:
Comments:
Date: Invoice Number:
Ship to Address: City:
Province/State: Postal/Zip Code: Country:
Mailing Address: City:
Province/State: Postal/Zip Code: Country:

WARRANTY CLAIM PROCEDURE 15
OPERATIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL
WARRANTY CLAIM PROCEDURE
1. Contact SHOCKWAVE Technical Support Engineers (TSE)
A.Submit a tech question to [email protected]
B. Contact by phone: [phone]
2. Our TSE will need the following:
A.Complete contact information including e-mail and telephone.
B. Details relative to the issues with the product and photographs (if possible).
C. Perform necessary trouble shooting functions to determine a cause.
3. If the product is deemed defective and covered under warranty, the TSE will create a Technical Case with case number.
A.The Technical Case number is either issued to customer support for warranty replacement.
B.Or the Technical Case number is used to create a service technician request if deemed necessary by the TSE.
C.Defective parts are to be returned unless waived by the TSE.
4. The Technical Case is used to create a warranty Sales Order (SO)
A.A warranty Work Order (WO) is created which creates demand for the product.
B.If the product is in stock it will ship within 24 hours of dispatch from technical support.
C.Notification of shipment is emailed at time of shipment, which includes expected delivery date and
tracking information.
5. The Technical Case is dispatched to Customer Support to create the Return Material Authorization number (RMA)
A.The RMA notification is emailed within two business days following the case dispatch from Technical support.
B.The RMA notification contains all the necessary return instructions including part number, quantity and
return address.

SERVICE PROCEDURE 16
SERVICE AND REPAIR PROCEDURE
1. SHOCKWAVE Seats can provide complete service and repairs for our products anywhere in the world. The procedures
listed below cover repairs and service that can only be conducted by SHOCKWAVE technicians.
2. Contact SHOCKWAVE Technical Support Engineers (TSE)
A.Submit a quote request to [email protected]
B. Contact by phone: [phone]
3. Our TSE will need to:
A.Complete contact information including e-mail and telephone.
B. All details relative to the request including serial numbers and photographs.
C. Request some trouble shooting by the customer to determine a cause of the problem if possible.
4. If the customer request SHOCKWAVE to perform the work at the SHOCKWAVE facility, the TSE will provide:
A.A quotation based on a worse-case scenario that may be subject to change.
B.Cost of labour, lead time and shipping costs will be included in the quotation and are subject to change.
C.Sales order confirmations will be provided upon customer approval of the assessment. Sales orders may
be changed upon completion of the work if previously unknown issues are discovered that require repair
or part replacement.
D.Customer will be provided with updates on progress.
5. Should the customer require repairs anywhere in the world, a quotation including logistical costs for sending a
technician and materials off site will be provided:
A.Travel time, hotel, labour and cost of transportation of necessary materials will be included in the quote.
B.Costs may change due to unforeseen items found in the inspection.
C.A reasonable time line will be provided.
6. If the product is shipped to the SHOCKWAVE facility, the repair or replacement process will begin ASAP.
A.If components are in stock SHOCKWAVE will make every attempt to replace or repair ASAP.
B.Once the product is repaired or replaced it will ship within 24 hours.
C.Notification of shipment is emailed at time of shipment, which includes expected delivery date and
tracking information.