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OWNER’S MANUAL

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Welcome To The World Of Mantis Gardening!Here’s your new Mantis ComposT-Twin...the unique dual-chamber composter that willmake gardening easier for you.

With your new ComposT-Twin,you’ll always have a place tothrow your kitchen scraps, leavesand grass clippings...and you’llhave a constant supply of therich, nutrient-filled compost yourgarden loves.

Once you know how to assembleand use your ComposT-Twin correctly, we guarantee you’ll loveit. So first, please read this manualand watch the enclosed assemblyvideo. They show, step by step,how to assemble your machineand how to get the best results.

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Safety Rules & Warnings

You will notice throughout this Owner’sManual Safety Rules and Important Notes.Make sure you understand and obey thesewarnings for your own protection.

SAFETY WARNINGATTENTION: THIS SYMBOL POINTS OUTOUR IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.

TO REDUCE THE POTENTIAL FOR ACCIDENTS, COMPLY WITH THE SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL.

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Table of Contents

Safety Rules & Warnings ........................... 2Safety Decals ............................................. 3Box Contents ............................................ 4Support Frame Assembly .......................... 6Support Frame Assembly Layout .............. 7Support Frame Parts List ........................... 8Drum Parts List ....................................... 12Drum Assembly Layout .......................... 13Drum Assembly ....................................... 14Maintenance Instructions ....................... 21Using your ComposT-Twin ..................... 22The Right Mix of Materials ..................... 23Using Compost ....................................... 25Troubleshooting Tips .............................. 26Limited Warranty Information ............... 28


An important part of the safety systemincorporated in this composter is the information decal found on the door of the composter. This decal must bereplaced in time; it is your responsibilityto replace this decal when it becomeshard to read. The location of this decal,part number (P/N 200600), is illustratedon page 4.

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Warnings

• Check and tighten all of the 2" bolts (part no. 200500) on the frame assembly every two months.

• Keep children away from the ComposT-Twin.• Remove the drum from the frame before relocating the unit.• Do not overload the ComposT-Twin. Maximum load is 600 pounds.

Mantis Customer Service

If you have any difficulty following the assembly instructions, call our customer serv-ice department for assistance: 1-800-366-6268.We welcome your feedback as we strive to build quality and ease of use into all of ourgardening products.

WARNING:

CAUTION:

(4.87 m)

Place the ComposT-Twin on smooth level ground.

Remove the ComposT-Twin door when emptying compost.

Keep hands and loose clothing away from gears when turning the ComposT-Twin.

Balance the load inside the chambers before you release the handles.

WARNING:

Do not rotate the ComposT-Twin when material is frozen.


Box Contents

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Assembly of the ComposT-Twin is divided into two major sub-assemblies:

Support frame and Drum

Tools needed for assembly of ComposT-Twin:

��Hammer or rubber mallet ��3/8” wrench��3/4” wrench ��Regular screwdriver (flat head)��7/16” wrench ��Phillips screwdriver (cross head)��7/16” socket wrench ��Wheel bearing-type grease

The ComposT-Twin is easiest to assemble with TWO PEOPLE sharing and coordinating the work. Allow 1-2 hours to assemble the entire composter.

Begin with the Support Frame Assembly.

Tools needed for Support Frame Assembly:

Hammer or rubber mallet and 3/4” wrench.

Find a large, shaded area outside your houseor in your garage to assemble the Support Frame. DO NOT ASSEMBLE THE SUPPORTFRAME IN YOUR LIVING ROOM, AS YOUWON’T BE ABLE TO GET IT THROUGH THE DOOR WHEN YOU ARE DONE!

SAFETY WARNINGTHE DIMENSIONS OF THE ASSEMBLEDSUPPORT FRAME ARE 35” HIGH X 56”

LONG X 41” WIDE. BE SURE TO ASSEMBLETHE SUPPORT FRAME IN A GARAGE OR OPEN AREA WHERE YOU WILL BE ABLE TOMOVE IT EASILY ONCE YOU ARE FINISHED.

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Place second “C” shaped lower support ina position where the long legs of the tubingare diagonally opposite each other, as shown.Fasten the other end of the short spacer tothe second “C” shaped lower support. Repeatthis step on the other side.

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Fasten one end of the short spacer (key #2)to “C” shaped lower support (key #1) with 2” shoulder bolt (key #12). Finger tighten -do not completely tighten nuts and bolts.

Parts for theSupport FrameAssembly

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Gather the parts youwill need to assemblethe support frame.

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Place upper supports (key #3) in a positionwhere the smaller leg of the upper supportslides into the wider leg of the lower support,and the wider leg of the upper support slidesinto the smaller leg of the lower support, asshown. Slide the ends of the upper supporttubing fully into and over the lower supportsection. Repeat this step on the other end.

Fasten the long spacers (key #4) to the uppersupport on both sides using 2” shoulder bolts(key #12). Tighten fully.

Slide plastic grip (key #9) over the handle(key #8). Be sure that pin hole is on theopposite end of the handle.

Place the push cap nut (key #10) over thehandle and tap it on with a hammer orrubber mallet. Put handle assembly aside for now.

Slide together

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Make sure that the gears pin opening facesthe pin hole in the axle rod tubing. Repeatthese steps 8-10 for the second axle rod.

Slide one end of the axle rod (key #5) intothe axle rod guide of the upper supportassembly.

Slide one gear (key #7), one center supportwheel (key #6), and another gear onto theaxle rod in the order shown.

Slide the other end of the axle rod throughthe corresponding guide so that the axle rodis supported by the guides.

Gear pin opening

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Choose the corner for the handle (this deci-sion is entirely a factor of your convenience).Place the end of the handle assembly insidethe axle rod at that corner, and align theholes of the handle and axle rod. Gentlydrive spring pin (key #11) through the holesusing a hammer or rubber mallet. Note: One hole on each end of the axlerod isslightly larger to allow the spring pin to beinserted easier.

Drive the spring pins through the holes inthe three other corners of the frame. Thespring pin should extend an equal amounton each side of the axle rod. Line up the pin opening in the gear (key #7) with thecorresponding pin and slide the gear over it.Repeat this step with each gear. TIGHTENALL NUTS AND BOLTS SECURELY.

The support frame for yourMantis ComposT-Twin is ready!

Place the frame on level ground,where you want the composter to belocated in your yard. Lubricate thefour axle rod guide sections withwheel bearing-type grease.

SAFETY WARNINGA SLANTED OR UNEVEN POSITION CAN MAKETHE LOADED COMPOSTER UNSTABLE AND

HARDER TO TURN. BE SURE TO PLACE THE SUP-PORT FRAME ON LEVEL GROUND

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Now, you will assemble the ComposT-Twin Drum:

Tools needed for Drum Assembly:

3/8” wrench Regular screwdriver (flat head)7/16” wrench Phillips screwdriver (cross head)7/16” socket wrench

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Parts for theDrum Assembly

Gather the parts you will need to assemble the ComposT-Twin drum.

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There are two different types of ribs on the panels: one rib is straight, the other is clip-shaped.Place panels on a flat ground surface with the ribs facing up, in the following order:

The two slots of the drum 1st panel (key #19) should be next to the door opening (key #18). The clip-shaped rib of the 2nd panel (key #18), door opening, should face the 1st panel.The 4 latch holes of the drum 3rd panel (key #20) should be next to the flat rib of the 2nd panel.The clip-shaped rib of the drum 4th panel (key #21) should be next to the drum 3rd panel.

Place the drum’s 1st panel in a position wherethe straight rib is facing the door panel’s clip-shaped rib. Align outside edges to align holes.Slide the clip-shaped rib of the door panelover the straight rib of the drum’s 1st panel,matching up the holes. If necessary, tap intoplace with a hammer or rubber mallet. Fasten panels using screw (key #27), flat

washers (key #28), and keps nut (key #29).Tighten screws using 3/8” wrench and a flathead screwdriver.

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SAFETY WARNINGUSE OF A HAMMER ON DRUM PANELS MAYDAMAGE PAINT. COVER PANEL EDGE WITH

A CLOTH BEFORE USING HAMMER.

1st panel has2 door slots

2nd paneldoor opening 3rd panel has

4 latch holes 4th panel has oneclip-shaped rib

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Attach 3rd and 4th panels the same way to complete the first chamber assembly.Assemble the sheet metal panels for the second chamber using the same procedure.

Correct assembly of the body of the firstchamber is very important. Beginning at thearrow located inside the end cap, positionthe rib of the 1st panel (key #19) in thealignment slot. Bend the panels counter-clockwise with ribs inside (the vent openingin the end cap should be across from thedoor opening, 2nd panel (key #18).

Continue to fit the edge of the sheet metalinto the opening formed by the inside edgeof the end cap and vertical ribs to form the chamber. Overlap the last joint and align theslots. Fasten the last joint using shoulderbolts (brass colored, key #30), nylon insertlock nuts (key #31), Phillips head screwdriverand 3/8” wrench.

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Vent hole

Door opening(key #18)

First panel(key #19)

Position mesh screen (key #23) onto the venthole of the end cap. Affix it using the #10shoulder screw (key #30) and the #10 lockingnut (key #31). Repeat this step with thesecond end cap.


SAFETY WARNINGDO NOT TIGHTEN BOLTS - THEY SHOULD SPIN FREELY! SLOTS WILL ACCOMMODATETHE EXPANSION OF MATERIAL DURING

TEMPERATURE CHANGES

Find the two sets of mounting holes on the drum’s 3rd panel (key #20) of the firstchamber. Attach latches (key #24) to thepanel using screws (key #27), flat washer(key #28) and keps nut (key #29), as shown.

To attach the door latch (key #24), make surethat the hook part of the latch is pointing uptowards the door panel.

Place the four threaded rods inside the sheetmetal chamber, and into the four roundopenings found in the end caps.

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SAFETY WARNINGUSE CARE IN HANDLING THE THREADEDRODS. BE SURE TO USE THE DISPOSABLERED PROTECTIVE COVERS FOR YOUR

SAFETY IN ASSEMBLING THE COMPOSTER.

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The divider has the words “DOOR” printedon the inside. Line up the words with thedoor opening panel. Pick up the divider andguide it so the threaded rods slip through thefour openings in the divider.

Fit the rim of the divider over the open edgeof the sheet metal chamber, tapping to securein place.

Holding the threaded rods andthe end of the chamber, tilt thechamber on its side. Thread anacorn nut onto the exposedthread on the outside of the end cap. Repeat this step with all four threaded rods.

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Place the disposablered protective covers(key #33) on one endof each threaded rod.

Holding the threaded rodsand the end of the chamber,lift the chamber to rest onthe end cap once more.

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Pick up the sheet metalassembly of the secondchamber and place it on topof the divider to align withthe door of the first chamber.

Bend the assembly with theribs inside and fit the edgeof the sheet metal into theopening formed by theinside edge of the dividerand the vertical ribs. Dooropenings should be locatedside by side.

Overlap the last joint andalign the slots. Fasten thelast joint using shoulderbolts (brass colored, key#30), nylon insert lock nuts(key #31), Phillips headscrewdriver and 3/8”wrench.

Find the two sets of mounting holes on thedrum’s 3rd panel (key #20) of the secondchamber. Attach latches (key #24) to thepanel using screws (key #27), flat washer(key #28) and nut (key #29), as shown. Makesure that the hook part of the latch is point-ing up towards the door panel.

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Remove the disposablered protective coversfrom the end of eachthreaded rod and discard.


Position the second end cap over the openend of the drum assembly, so the four roundopenings align with the four threaded rods,and making sure that the vent hole lines upwith the vent hole in the other end cap. Fit the end cap rim over the edge of the sheet metal assembly, making sure that thethreaded rods slip through the end cap holes.

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Place 1/4” flat washer (key #32) over eachthreaded rod and thread an acorn nut (key#25) onto the end of each rod. Tighten acornnuts using 7/16” socket wrench.

On the support frame, check axle rod gears and middle wheels; be sure thatpins are inside of the pin openings of the gears, and that the wheels are in themiddle of the axle rods.

Check the door position before placing thedrum on the bottom support frame. The dooropenings should be on the same side of thebottom frame as the handle, and latchesshould be on the bottom part of the dooropening.

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Put self-tapping screw (key #26) into the cavity in the middle of the breather cap. Besure that the screw’s tip is coming out of thehole. Place the breather screen (key #16) onthe front side of the door, covering theround opening.

Position thebreather cap(key #15) onthe inside of the door (key#17), over thebreather screen.Place the tip ofthe cap’s bossinside thehollow part ofthe screen’sboss. Hold breather cap and attach these twoparts with self-tapping screw using Phillipshead screwdriver. Apply some pressure onthe screw head to start thread cutting opera-tion. Repeat this step and assemble breathersat all four locations.

Hold door horizontally and fit door hooksthrough the openings above the door panel.Close the doors on the drum to cover dooropening and check the position of thebreather screens.

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Lift the drum assembly and position on the bottom frame. Adjust gears and middlewheels so that gear teeth mesh with thecorresponding end cap teeth, and themiddle divider edge fits into the middlewheel groove.

SAFETY WARNINGCOMPOSTER DRUM IS VERY HEAVY -BE CAREFUL WHEN LIFTING. AT LEAST

TWO PEOPLE ARE NEEDED TO LIFT DRUMAND POSITION ON SUPPORT FRAME

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1. Unlatch bothlatches

2. Open door slightly

3. Slide door up intothe drum and rotate.

4. Pull to removedoor.

5. Do not bendthe door hookswhile removing the door.

ComposT-Twin Panel

DOORCLOSED

Door Hook

Your ComposT-Twin is now completelyassembled! Please read operating

instructions before use.

After emptying finished compost from achamber, rinse the inside thoroughly with agarden hose. Occasionally, check the breatherscreens in the doors to make sure they do notbecome clogged.

Do not use any chemicals or chemically-based products in the ComposT-Twin.Chemicals are corrosive to the galvanizedsteel drum

During the winter months, if you are notadding materials to your ComposT-Twin, youmay wish to cover the unit with a compostercover (item #201104 from Mantis)* or tarpfor additional protection.

At the beginning of each season, be sure to:

� Lubricate the four axle rod guides with a wheel bearing-type grease.

� Check all screws and bolts for tightness.

* available directly from Mantis

Maintenance Instructions

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Close door using latches.

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TO REMOVE DOOR:

To open, slide doorup and rotate - thenpull to remove

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How to use your new ComposT-Twin

Fill the first drum with your mix of organicleftovers and yard scraps. For the fastest composting, fill the chamber at least 2/3 full.See the next section for more information ongetting the right mix of materials.

Once a day, turn the handle to rotate theComposT-Twin barrel about five times. Whenthe tumbler mixes and aerates your material,it builds up a heat core for fast decomposi-tion.

You can use a thermometer (item #201101*)and a moisture meter (item #201103*) tocheck how your batch is “cooking”!

* available directly from Mantis

If you want to, add compost activator(item #201100*) to speed up the decomposi-tion process. Close the door, and do not disturb this chamber. When you have morethrowouts to compost, just begin filling thesecond drum.

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Keeping the right ratio of carbon to nitrogenis an important factor in successful compost-ing. Ideally, the mix should be:

30 parts carbon to 1 part nitrogen

A 30:1 mixture breaks down fast (“hot” compost); a different ratio may take severalmonths to finish (“slow” composting).

Shredding or breaking up coarse materialswill also speed up decomposition. Use any of the materials on the following page forcomposting, just be sure to maintain theproper C/N ratio.

In several weeks (depending on the mix,moisture content and temperature) youshould be able to use your first batch of compost. Be sure to remove the door beforeturning the barrel and emptying the compostchamber.

Now, you can use this chamber for your dailyscraps and let the second chamber finish theprocess of decomposition.

The right mix of materials

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Carbon

Carbon-rich materials aregenerally brown or yellowand dry. These include:

Fallen leavesDried plant prunings likespent annuals and perennialsWood ashesStraw or hayShredded black & white paperWood shavingsSawdust

Nitrogen

High-nitrogen “green” materials are also essential;without them, your compostwon’t heat up. Nitrogenenables the micro-organismsto break down the carbonmaterials. For nitrogen, use:

Fresh leafy prunings fromflowers, hedges and shrubsOver-ripe fruit and vegetablesFresh grass clippingsSalad scraps from the kitchenCoffee grounds & tea bagsEgg shells (rinsed & crushed)Hair trimmingsFresh farm animal manure

Do not add

Charcoal or coal ashMeat or dairy-related materi-als or shorteningsBones, fat or meatPet droppingsPesticide-treated plants andgrass clippingsPressure-treated wood scrapsand sawdustPoison sumac and poison ivyGrain-derived foods

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Using your compost

No gardener ever suffered from having a surplus of compost. Well-finished compostcan be used at any time, in any season, andin any amount. Here are a few ways you’llenjoy a never-ending supply of compost:

Dig it into the top 4” of vegetable and flowerbeds in spring. This will establish a goodhumus level and mineral balance in your soiland provide the nutrients that your plantsneed. Later, in mid-season, mix compost withsoil as a side dressing along vegetable rows oralong flower plants.

In established plantings of perennials, whereyou want to condition the soil and increasefertility without uprooting the plants, workcompost liberally into the top 4” of soil.

Compost also makes a fine mulch. In spring,spread a 3” to 4” layer around trees, shrubs,perennials, fruit trees and berries. The mulchwill prevent soil moisture from evaporating,suppress weeds, and supply nutrients andhumus as it slowly works into the soil.

Lawns also benefit from compost. With aMantis Tiller, work 1” or more of compostinto the soil before seeding a new lawn (orbefore repairing a patch of old lawn). To helpsoil organisms thrive, you can top-dress anestablished lawn with up to 1/2” of compost.If you are using a spreader, be sure to screenthe compost first.

Screened compost also makes an excellentpotting soil for houseplants as well as pottedpatio plants. Mix one part compost to threeparts rich soil, and top-dress with an inch ofcompost. When you water the container, thenutrients will be carried down into the soilfrom the top-dressing.

Once you start making compost, your garden will thrive as never before!

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Troubleshooting Tips

Problem

Bad odor (like rotteneggs or spoiled food)

Bad odor (strongammonia, pond scum)

Insect pests

Insect pests

Pile not breaking down



Pile heats up, then stops

Cause

Inappropriate foodscraps

Anaerobic pile

This is not necessarily aproblem.

Too dry, not mixedproperly

Insufficient nitrogen

Pile is too dry

Poor aeration

Poor aeration

Solution

Remove and discard any impropermaterials (meats, dairy, etc.)

Turn materials, mixing in dry leaves, strawor wood chips. Check the breather caps inthe doors for proper drainage.

Not all insects in a compost pile are“pests”; the compost ecosystem includesa host of helpful invertebrates, includingmillipedes, centipedes, worms, ants - evensnails and slugs, among others.

Make sure food materials are thoroughlymixed in. Hot piles will destroy or determost insects, such as grubs and other larvae (maggots). Moisten pile ifnecessary; moist piles deter bees andwasps. Wood chips and woody materialstaken from rotted wood piles or municipalmulch piles may contain termites and/or carpenter ants.

Add grass, manure, kitchen scraps, orother natural nitrogen sources.

Add water, turn chamber, and check moisture level until pile is moist, but notwet; should feel like a sponge throughout.

Start turning and mixing materials moreoften.

Hot piles need lots of fresh oxygen; turnmaterials as pile starts to cool down. Itmight be necessary to add an additionalnitrogen source periodically.

Sometimes things go wrong - even with composting. Most composting problems stem from alack of moisture, too much moisture, a nitrogen imbalance, or poorly managed food scraps.Fortunately, all of these problems have a fairly simple solution. Below you will find a numberof commonly encountered symptoms, their causes and their cures.

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THE MANTIS PROMISE

Two-Year WarrantyAll components of the Mantis ComposT-Twin are warranted for a period of two full years from the date of purchase.If any part fails to work because of defects in materials or workmanship, we will repairor replace that part at no charge to you.

Lifetime Factory ServiceIf you ever need Mantis parts, we’ll get themright out to you - usually shipped within 48hours. (And, if a major repair is everrequired, we’ll do it quickly and reasonably.)

For Service, Please Call Us First!If you are having trouble with any Mantis product, please call us TOLL-FREE at 1-800-366-6268. Ask for the CustomerService Department. Usually, we can solvemost problems over the phone.

For Returns, Always Call First To ReceiveYour Return Authorization Number.Please have this information when you call:1. Date of purchase2. Date machine was first used.3. Serial number of product.4. Customer number, if available.

Product(s) being returned_________________________________________________________________

For repair service, please continue on the other side of this form.

What would you like us to do?

If you are requesting a refund, please tell us why:

Name_____________________________________

Address___________________________________

City__________________State_____Zip________

Phone: Day ( )________________________

Evening ( )________________________

Customer #:_______________________________(not necessary but helpful)

Repair Refund Other__________________� � �

Product is different than I expected�Not satisfied with quality�

Not satisfied with performance�Other_____________________________________�

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Try any product that you buy directly from Mantis with NO RISK! If you’re not completely satisfied, send it back to us within one year for a complete, no-hassle refund.

IF YOU NEED TO RETURN A PRODUCT - CALL FIRST! 1-800-366-6268Very few customers ever need to return a Mantis product, but just in case you have to...here are some simple instructions that will help us serve you quicker and better.

Please clean the product if it has been used. (Rinse the chambers with a hose to remove dirt.)

Give us as much information as possible, so that we can help you as quickly as possible.

Please provide the following information and send this completed form with your product.

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LIMITED WARRANTY INFORMATIONFOR THE MANTIS COMPOST-TWIN

MANTIS extends only to the original consumer purchaser a limited warrantyagainst defects in materials and work-manship for a period of two years from dateof purchase. This warranty covers all por-tions of the MANTIS ComposT-Twin.

MANTIS will repair or, at its option, replaceany defective part or parts of the productfree of charge. In the event of a defect ormalfunction, the purchaser must send theproduct, postage prepaid, to:

Warranty Department, MANTIS1028 Street RoadSouthampton, PA 18966

MANTIS assumes no responsibility in theevent that the product was assembled orused in contravention of any assembly, care,safety, or operating instructions contained in the Owner’s Manual; was not used withreasonable care; or was used for other thannormal and intended purposes.

MANTIS MAKES NO EXPRESS WARRANTIESOR REPRESENTATION EXCEPT THOSECONTAINED HEREIN. THE DURATION OFANY IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDINGMERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR APARTICULAR PURPOSE, IS LIMITED TO THEDURATION OF THE EXPRESS WARRANTY.MANTIS DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FORINDIRECT AND/OR CONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOWLIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIEDWARRANTY LASTS AND/ OR DO NOTALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATIONOF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES, SO THAT ABOVE LIMITATIONSAND EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TOYOU. THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIF-IC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY ALSOHAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROMSTATE TO STATE.

MANTIS1028 Street Road

Southampton, PA 18966(215) 355-9700

Specifications, descriptions, and illustrative material in this literature are as accurate as known at the time of publication, but are subject to change without notice.

P/N 200710 © 2009 Schiller Grounds Care, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 7/09 Printed in USA

If you are returning a product for repair or for a repair cost, please tell us what appears tobe broken or what performance needs to be improved.

Disassemble and pack your product in theoriginal shipping cartons or any other strongcorrugated boxes. Ship the returned productprepaid by UPS or USPS (Post Office).

FOR REPAIRS, REPLACEMENTS, or REFUNDS:MANTIS

1028 Street RoadSouthampton, PA 18966

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