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WDP Angel Owner's Manual

This is an exact replication of the WDP AngelTM Owner's Manual. I recieved permission from WDP before

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Contents

● Important Safety Guidelines

● Rules for safe marker handling 02

Operating Instructions

● Charging 03

● Propellant gas supply 05

● Gassing up the Angel

● Switching the Angel

on 06

● Fitting the Viewloader

VL2001 Intelifeed

● Bolt removal Rotabrech 08

● Velocity adjustment 09

● Electronic rate of fire adjustment Sensatronics

● General Care and Cleaning 11

Maintenance

● Low Pressure regulator (LPR) adjustment 12

● Exhaust valve removal 13

● Ram Stroke adjustment 16

● Ram snap ring adjustment 17

● Mini reg on/off seal replacement 19

● Electronic valve dwell adjustment Sensatronics

● Test pneumatics/electronics Sensatronics

Parts List

● Assembly drawing 20-21

● Accessories 25

● Figs 1- 11 26-35

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● Fault finding tables 36-38

● Warranties 39-40

● UK & Foreign Patents applied for

Important Safety Guidelines

Rules for safe Marker handling

Treat every marker as if it were loaded●

Insert barrel bung when not in use●

Always remove gas source when not in use●

NOTE: The AngelTM can hold a small gas charge, typically 2 shots. With the gas source removed, fire to remove

this surplus gas.

Ensure isolator switch is "off" when not in use.

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Only use 0.68" calibre paintballs●

Never use CO2 as a propellant / gas source●

Never shoot at velocities in excess of 300 FPS / 91.44 MS●

Always wear approved eye, face and ear protection.●

Only use the marker on fields approved for paintball games.●

Operating Instructions

Charging

Before intital use of the AngelTM, it is necessary to give the power pack a full chargin cycle of 14 hours prior to use

as this will ensure the longevity of the power pack. Subsequent charges will be in the region of 3 hours for full

charge.

Stage 1

Insert cigar lighter into a 13.8v negative earth socket as found in most motor vehicles (red light on charger will

illuminate).

Stage 2

Ensure isolator switch on the Angel

is in the forward position towards the barrel. (No charging can occur until

this switch is in the forward position).

Stage 3

Insert remote plug from charger into the socket on the rear of the Angel

Stage 4

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The LED on the charger will indicate the status of the charging cycle on the AngelTM.

1. NO LED power at cigar socket not present! Switch ignition on

2. DIM RED LED isolator switch on Angel

is on Switch isolator off

3. BRIGHT RED LED FLASHING indicates battery conditioning from totally discharged battery

4. GREEN LED indicates trickle charging occuring, battery achieved 30% capacity

NOTE: The Angel

may be left charging for prolonged periods without damage occuring to the battery pack.

Stage 5

Unplug the female socket from the Angel

PROPELLANT AIR/NITROGEN SUPPLY (SEE FIG.3)

Ensure the AngelTM is switched off prior to commencing●

Ensure gas isolator green button "off" is fully depressed●

Ensure barrel bung is fitted● Ensure eye protection is worn● Adhere stricly to all warnings●

Ensure only air / nitrogen is used●

Ensure suitable regualter is used intended for a paintball marker●

The AngelTM marker is designed to be operated on aitr or nitrogen only. This needs to be supplied to the AngelTM at

a regulated pressure of 800 - 850 psi (55-59BAR). This can be achieved by the use of a suitable regulator such as

the Govnair.

Connection can be made by connecting the regulator gas outlet to the Angel

front grip using the connector

supplied a suitable 1/8 BSP connector. If using the Mamba Micro Line

as supplied, the fittings may be removed

by pulling back the collet to release the hose then shorten the hose to the length required before refitting.

Alternatively, the Mamba

remote hose may be fitted into the collet.

GASSING UP THE AngelTM (SEE FIG.3)

Stage 1

Ensure the gas isolator green button "off" is pressed fully home.

Stage 2

Switch on your regulated gas supply

Stage 3

Press home the gas isolator red button "on".

NOTES: The gas isolator button must always be fully depressed. If pressed halfway, gass will be emitted around

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the buttons which may be done to bleed your gas supply system prior to disconnection.

Warning: The Angel

will hold sufficient gas for 2 shots after isolation.

Switching the AngelTM On (SEE FIG.2)

The electrical isolator/safety switch may now be swicthed "on" toward the rear of the marker. A green LED will

illuminate on the rear of marker.

WARNING - Adhere stricly to all safety warnings the Angel

is now in an armed state.

FITTING THE HOPPER VL2001 INTELIFFED

OPTIONAL EXTRA PATENTS APPLIED FOR (SEE FIG.4)

The AngelTM has the ability to power the VL2001 ViewloaderTM with the agitation and electrical supply coming

from the Angel

direct. This IntellifeedTM system monitors your fire rate and switches on the agitator as

neccessart. This hopper will feed 40% faster than a standard shredder hopper.

Stage 1

Fit eldow as supplied to the Angel

Stage 2

Fit Viewloader VL2001 to the elbow as supplied

Stage 3

Plug the female socket into the rear of the Angel

plug

Stage 4

Switch electrical isolator "on". The agitator will agitate for 2 seconds, then stop.

NOTE: On single shots less than 1 shot per second, the VL2001 will not agitate. On shots greater than 2 shots per

sencond, the VL2001 will agitate for 2 seconds. This cycle will repeat as the trigger is pulled.

BOLT REMOVAL ROTABREECH

PATENTS APPLIED FOR (SEE FIG.5)

Stage 1

Ensure the elctrical isolator switch is off. The LED on the rear of the Angel

will not be illuminated

Stage 2

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Pull the "pull knob" and rotate 90 degrees so that the knob remains in the unlocked position

Stage 3

Swing the brech block so that the bolt is exposed

Stage 4

Retract the bolt

Stage 5

Replace the bolt follow stages in reverse order

NOTES: Caution, do not fire the Angel

with the breech open or without the bolt in the breech. Caution, do not

fire the Angel

with the pull knob in the unlocked position. The breech will not open if the bolt is in the forward

position, ensure it is retracted by either:

1. momentarily gassing the Angel

2. pushing the bolt back with a squeegie

Velocity adjustment(See fig.3)

Velocity adjustment need to be carried out using a suitable chrorgraph, the maximum velocity to be set is 300 FPS.

The velocity adjusting screw is loacted on the front grip. Use a 3 mm A/F allen key to adjust.

Stage 1 - Decrease Velocity

To Decrease velocity, insert the allen key and rotate CLOCKWISE.

Note: when reducing velocity, allow 4 shots for the complete system to be at the new regulated pressure

To Increase Velocity

To Increase velocity, insert the allen key and rotate ANTI-CLOCKWISE

ELECTRONICS RATE OF FIRE ADJUSTMENT

SENSATRONICSTM PATENTS APPLIED FOR (SEE FIG.6)

The AngelTMs rate of fire is adjustable so that it may be set up to suit your style of play. It is factory set at

approximately 10-12 shots per second.

Stage 1

Remove grip cover screws to expose circuit board.

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Stage 2 - Decrease rate of fire

Rotate the top oot on the circuit board anticlockwise to reduce the reate of fire. Minimum setting achievable is 6

shots per second.

Stage 3 - Increase rate of fire

Rotate the top ot on the circuit board clockwise to increase the rate of fire, maximum achievable is 15 shots per

second. (The best results are achieved when using the Viewloader

VL2001 IntelifeedTM)

NOTE: If you set the rate of fire in excess of what the hopper can feed, you will experience ball chopping,

therefore it is advisable to ensure that you adjust the pot in small movements.

GENERAL CARE & CLEANING

The AngelTM should be cleaned using a damp cloth only.

No solvents or abrasive cleaning rpoducts should be sued. All external moving parts should be lubricated using a

light oil. The Angel

should never be immersed into water, owtherwise damage may occur to the elctronics. The

electronics are moisture/damp proof only. Ensure correct tools are used. All thread are metric except gun accessory

mouting onto the grip frame which is industry standard 10/32 UNF at centres 3/4".

MAINTENANCE

LOW PRESSURE REGULATOR (LPR) ADJUSTMENT (SEE FIG.7)

The low pressure regulator controls the pneumatics cycle of the AngelTM and is located in the left hand chamber in the front of the Angel

's body. The pressure needs to be at 80-90psi (55 - 60 BAR) and adjustment is achieved by

the addition or removal of shims, each shim equals approximately 2.5 psi (0.17 BAR).

Stage 1

Ensure the Angel

is degassed and the isolator switch is "off".

Stage 2

Remove the end cap

NOTE: This end is a different design to the battery end cap.

Stage 3

Insert M3 screw into the brass piston and withdraw slowly.

CAUTION: ensure the springs or shims are not lost.

Stage 4

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Insert/remove shims as necessary each shim equals approximately 2.5 psi (0.17 BAR).

Stage 5

Replace springs in correct order onto the piston

Stage 6

Re-insert the pistion ensuring that it is located correctly and replace end-cap

Stage 7

Gas up the Angel

and check pressure

EXHAUST VALVE REMOVAL (SEE FIG.8)

Stage 1

Remove high pressure regulated gas supply

Stage 2

Remove component in number order as per figure 7 Item 1 - Unscrew mini reg

Item 2 - Use metric allen key to remove screw

Item 3 - Slide flash tank forward

Item 4 - Remove O ring

Item 5 - Pull pin out

Item 6,7,8,9 - Remove as per low pressure regulator (LPR) adjustment instructions.

Item 10 - Using a suitable pick, slowly retract LPR. Care must be taken so that the bore or seals are not damaged.

Item 11 - Remove valve spring

Item 12 - Remove exhaust vavle.

Stage 3

Re-assembly of components - important notes

Item 12 - Ensure exhaust valve is located in exhaust body within the Angel

Item 11 - Ensure the spring is located on to item 12

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Item 10 - Ensure the hole for item 5 is in the correct orientation prior to refitting

Item 8 - Ensure the springs are in the right order

Item 5 - Ensure the pin locates into the hole in itme 10

Item 5 - Ensure O ring is present when item 3 is replaced.

RAM STROKE ADJUSTMENT

PATENTS APPLIED FOR (SEE FIG.9)

Stage 1 (see figs 2 and fig 3)

Ensure the gas supply is isolated

Ensure the electrical isolator switch is off

Ensure bolt is fully retracted

Stage 2

Remove components 1-5

Item 1 - Remove by gently pulling and unscrewing anit-clockwise

Item 2 - Remove screws using suitable metric allen key.

Item 3 - Carefully lift item 3 as wires are attached. Care must be taken so that they are not pulled or trapped during

maintenance.

Item 4/5 - Retract lock pin and spring.

Stage 3

Using circlip pliers rotate ram/hammer item 6 clockwise until slight resistence is felt in opening the breech / bolt. If

rotated too far the breech will not open so rotate anti-clockwise and repeat operation. Note the ram is always set by

rotating item 6 clockwise.

Stage 4

Replace components in order 5-1

Ensure that no wires become trapped

Ensure that item 1 is screwed on so that when the pullknob is in the open position, the breech can open.

RAM SNAP RING ADJUSTMENT/REPLACEMENT

PATENTS APPLIED FOR (SEE FIG.9)

Stage 1

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Follow ram stroke adjustment procedure for disassembly and access.

Stage 2

Item 7 - Remove snap ring nut using suitable metric allen key. Ensure that item 6 does not move by holding in

place with circlip pliers.

Item 8 - Remove with suitable pick, replace if worn or damaged.

Stage 3

Replace item 5, locking the breech/bolt in place.

Stage 4

Replace item 7 ensuring the ram/hammer assembly item 6 does not rotate (secure using circlip pliers) until slight

resistance is felt.

Stage 5

Gas up the Angel

and switch the electrical isolator switch on (fig. 2/3)

Stage 6

WARNING! - Adhere strictly to all safety instructions

Fire the Angel

while rotating item 7 clockwise until the AngelTM ceases to fire, now rotate item 7 anticlockwise

1/4 of a turn and check the Angel

to ensure it fires.

Stage 7

Replace the remaining parts as per ram stroke adjustment.

NOTE: Ensure no wire becomes trapped.

MINI REG ON/OFF SEAL REPLACEMENT (SEE FIG.10)

Stage 1

Ensure the gas supply is isolated at its source.

Stage 2

Unscrew item 1 from item 2 and retract the parts.

Stage 3

Replace any worn seals on items 3 and 4.

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Note:

Item 3 is a hard seal

Item 4 is a soft seal

Stage 4

Replace items 4-1

Stage 5

Re-gas system, check for leaks.

Picture of Dissasembled Angel

Part No.

Parts Description

Quant Per Assem

Part No.

Parts Description

Quant Per

Assem AL008 Grip Frame Anodized 1 AL088 Exhaust Body Seal (REAR) 1 AL009 Grip Frame Seal 1 AL089 Exhaust Body Seal (FRONT) 1 AL021 Mini Reg Velocity Adj Screw 1 AL090 Exhaust Valve Spring 1 AL024 Mini Reg Dump Seal Front 70 S 1 AL092 Back Plate Fixing Screws 2 AL025 Mini Reg Seal Rear 90 S 1 AL094 LED Lens 1 AL026 Mini Reg Adjust Piston 1 AL097 Wiring Loom 1 AL027 Mini Reg Adjust Piston Seal 1 AL098 Cicuit Board 1 AL028 Mini Reg Piston 1 AL099 Charger 1 AL029 Mini Reg Large Piston Seal 1 AL100 Cicuit Board Fixing Screw 1 AL030 Mini Reg Spring Stack 10 AL101 Isolator Switch Fixing Screw 2 AL033 Mini Reg to Flash Tank Seal 1 AL016 Grip Frame Fixing Screws 2 AL034 Mini Reg Ball Bearing 1 AL108 14 Way Valve Cover 1 AL035 Mini Reg Circlip 1 AL109 Trigger Spring 1 AL037 Flash Tank Feed Pipe Anodized 1 AL110 Trigger Tensioning Screw 1 AL038 Flash Tank Feed Pipe Seal 1 AL111 14 Way Seals 4 AL039 Flash Tank Seal 1 AL112 14 Way Body Anodized 1 AL040 Flash Tank Fixing Screw 1 AL113 14 Way Piston 1 AL043 LPR Chamber Plug Seal 1 AL114 14 Way Safety Vent Body 1 AL045 LPR Piston 1 AL115 14 Way Safety Vent Piston 1 AL046 LPR Piston Seal 1 AL116 14 Way Safety Vent Nut 1 AL047 LPR Spring Stack 1 AL117 14 Way Safety Vent Spring 1 AL052 LPR Shims variable AL118 14 Way Safety Vent Ball Seal 1 AL054 LPR External Seals 2 AL129 Anti-Double Ball Seal 1 AL057 Battery Chamber Plug 1 AL145 Battery Cap Anodized 1 AL058 Battery Bumper 2 AL146 LPR Chamber Plug Anodized 1 AL059 Battery Pack 1 AL147 Feed Tube Anodized 1

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AL060 Hammer 1 AL148 Anti Double Ball Anodized 1 AL061 Ram Body Seals 3 AL149 LPR Body Anodized 1 AL070 Ram Snap Ring 90 Shore 1 AL150 LPR Adjuster Anodized 1 AL071 Ram Snap Ring Screw 1 AL151 RAM Cap Anodized 1 AL073 Breech Blok Pivot Screws 4BA 2 AL152 RAM Cap Anodized 1 AL074 Breech Blok Seal 70 Shore 1 AL153 RAM Body Anodized 1 AL075 Breech Blok Pivot Pin (FRONT) 1 AL154 Mini-Reg On Pin Anodized 1 AL076 Breech Blok Pivot Pin (REAR) 1 AL155 Mini-Reg Off Pin Anodized 1 AL077 Breech Blok Lock Pin 1 AL156 Trigger Anodized 1 AL078 Breech Blok Lock Pin Spring 1 AL157 Flash Tank Anodized 1 AL079 Breech Blok Release Knob 1 AL159 Barrel Anodized 1 AL082 Bolt 1 AL160 Back Plate Anodized 1 AL084 Exhaust Valve 1 AL164 Breech Blok Anodized 1 AL086 Exhaust Main Body 1 AL165 Mini-Reg Anodized 1 AL087 Exhaust Body Lock Pin 1

ELECTRONIC VALVE DWELL ADJUSTMENT

SENSATRONICSTM PATENTS APPLIED FOR (SEE FIG.6)

Stage 1

Remove grip, cover screws to expose circuit board.

Stage 2

Rotate valve dwell pot fully anti clockwise

Stage 3

Set velocity at 300FPS (see fig.6)

Stage 4

Rotate valve dwell pot clockwise until velocity starts to fall.

Stage 5

Re-assemble.

TESTING PNEUMATICS/ELECTONICS SENSATRONICS

PATENTS APPLIED FOR (SEE FIG.11)

The design of the AngelsTM can be divided into 2 elements, which enable you to evaluate where a problem may

have occurred. To evaluate the pneumatics follow the procedure listed.

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Stage 1

Ensure the Angel

is switched 'on' and gassed up.

Stage 2

Remove the 2 fixing screws item 1 using suitable metric allen key.

Stage 3

Gently lift off the cover plate item 2 and ensure the wires do not become snagged.

Stage 4

Using a sharp pencil press and hold the orange button item 4. The pneumatics will now operate as all the

electronics are bypassed.

Stage 5

On removing the pencil the pneumatics will reset. This shows that pneumatics have functioned correctly.

Stage 6

Ensure the green LED is illuminated at the rear panel point 2.

NOTE: If gas is emitted from Item 3, this indicates excessive pressure is present. Do not adjust Item 4 as this is a

factory set safety valve see LPR pressure adjustment.

Stage 7

Pull the trigger and a red LED item 5 will illuminate momentarily indicating the electronics are functioning

correclty.

ACCESSORIES - FULL AUTO MODE SENSATRONICS

PATENTS APPLIED FOR

The AngelTM is a semi auto paintball marker that may be converted to a full auto paintball marker by replacing the

circuit board. This conversion is not switchable by any means other than replacing the circuit board.

WARNING- THIS ACCESSORY WILL ONLY BE SUPPLIED TO COUNTIRES WHERE A FULL AUTO

PAINTBALL MARKER IS PERMITTED BY LAW. ALWAYS OBSERVE ALL LOCAL APPLICABLE LAWS

REGULATING AIR POWERED GUNS.

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VIEWLOADERTM VL2001 INTILIFEED

PANTENTS APPLIED FOR

The AngelTM has the abaility to power and control the VL2001 which will greatly enhance the performance of the

Angel

with a 40% increase in feed rate over existing standard hoppers.

Figures 1 - 11

FIGURE 1

FIGURE 2

FIGURE 3

FIGURE 4

FIGURE 5

FIGURE 6 & 7

FIGURE 8

FIGURE 9

FIGURE 10

FIGURE 11

FAULT FINDING

AngelTM WILL NOT FIRE SEE GASSING UP THE Angel

IS AIR/NITROGEN PRESENT? SEE GASSING UP THE Angel

IS BATTERY PACK CHARGED? SEE CHARGING IS GAS ON/OFF PIN IN "ON" POSITION? SEE GASSING UP THE Angel

IS ELECTRICAL ISOLATOR SWITCH "ON"?

SEE SWITCHING THE AngelTM ON

IS BOLT JAMMED? UNJAM BOLT IS RAM SNAP RING TOO TIGHT? SEE RAM SNAP RING ADJUSTMENT IS PNEUMATICS WORKING? SEE TESTING PNEUMATICS/ELECTRONICS IS CIRCUIT BOARD WORKING? SEE TESTING PNEUMATICS/ELECTRONICS

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VELOCITY TOO LOW/HIGH? IS INLET FROM HIGH PRESSURE

REGULATOR SET CORRECTLY?

SEE PROPELLANT GAS SUPPLY

IS VELOCITY ADJUSTER SCREW SET CORECTLY?

SEE VELOCITY ADJUSTMENT

IS BOLT STICKING? CHECK MOVEMENT IS LPR SET CORRECTLY? SEE LPR ADJUSTMENT IS VALVE DWELL SET CORRECTLY? SEE ELECTRONIC VALVE DWELL ADJUSTMENT IS RAM SET CORRECTLY? SEE RAM STROKE ADJUSTMENT IS SNAP RING SET CORRECTLY? SEE RAM SNAP RING ADJUSTMENT

CHOPPING BALLS IS SUITABLE WORKING HOPPER

FITTED?

SEE ACCESSORIES

IS RATE OF FIRE SET CORRECTLY? SEE RATE OF FIRE ADJUSTMENT FIRING TOO SLOW

IS RATE OF FIRS SET CORRECTLY? SEE RATE OF FIRE ADJUSTMENT EXCESS NOISE/GAS CONSUMPTION

IS VALVE DWELL SET CORRECTLY? EE ELCTRONIC VALVE DWELL ADJUSTMENT IS LPR PRESSURE SET CORRECTLY? SEE LPR ADJUSTMENT IS EXHAUST VALVE FAULTY? SEE EXHAUST VALVE REMOVAL/REPLACEMENT

IS GAS LEAKING? MIN REG ON/OFF SEE MINI REG SEAL REPLACEMENT

FROM BACK COVER SEE TESTING PNEUMATICS/ELECTRONICS FROM GAS JOINTS CHECK ALL FITTINGS

FROM EXHAUST VALVE SEE EXHAUST VALVE REMOVAL/REPLACEMENT FROM RAM SEE TESTING PNEUMATICS/ELECTRONICS FROM TOP OF FRONT GRIP IS "O" RING PRESENT, SEE LPR

TERMS OF WARRANTY

Subject to the conditions set out below the company warrants that the AngelTM will correspond to its

specification at the time of delivery and will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period

of six months from date of purchase.

●

The above waranty is given by the company subject to the following conditions:●

Proof of purchase is required in all warranty claims;●

Warranty is not transferrable.●

The company shall be under no liability in respect of any defect arising from fair wear and tear.●

Seals, batteries, wiring, indicator lamps and exhaust valves are not covered by this warranty. Willful damage,●

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negligence, abnormal working conditions, weather, accident, tampering, failure to follow the manufactures

instructions (whether oral or in writing), misuse or alteration or repair of the Angel

without the company's

written approval will invalidate this warranty and the company shall be under no obligation whatsoever to

the purchaser in respect of any of the above breaches of this warranty.

The above warranty does not extend to parts, materials or equipment not manufactured by the company, in

respect of which the purchaser shall only be entitled to the benefit of any such warranty or guarantee as is

given by the manufacturer to the company.

●

Subject as expressly provided in these conditions, and except where the goods are sold to a person dealing as

a consumer(within the meaning of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977) all warranties, conditions or other

terms implied by statute or common law are excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law.

●

Where the goods are sold under a consumer transaction (as defined by the Unfair Terms in Consumer

Contracts Regulations 1994 S13159) the statutory rights of the purchaser are not affected by these

conditions.

●

Where any valid claim in respect of the AngelTM is based in the quality or condition of the AngelTM, or its

failure to meet specification, and such valid claim is notified to the company in writing and is in accordance

with the company's standard terms and conditions of sale the company shall be entitled to repair or replace

the goods or the part in question free of charge or, at the company's sole discretion, refund to the purchaser

the price of the goods (or a proportionate part of the price) but the company shall have no further liability to

the purchaser.

●

Except in respect of death or personal injury caused by the company's negligence, the company SHALL

NOT be liable to the purchaser by reason of any representation, or any implied warranty, condition or other

term, or any duty at common law, or under the express terms of this guarantee, for any direct or indirect,

special or consequential loss or damage whether to persons or property, costs, expenses, or other claims for

compensation or damages whatsoever (whether caused by the negligence of the company, it's employees or

agents or otherwise) which arise out of or in connection with the supply of the Angel

, it's use, or misuse,

or resale by the purchaser, or any individual, and the entire liability of the company under or in connection

with the purchase or the misuse of the Angel

shall not exceed the purchase price of the AngelTM.

●

Puchaser agrees to adhere strictly to all warnings and safety procedures.●

This warrenty shall be governed by the laws of England and the purchaser agrees to submit to the non

exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

●

The supply and the purchase of the AngelTM is subject to the company's standard terms and conditions of sale, a

copy of which is available upon request. Angel

Angel

is marketed and distributed by WDP Ltd. A company registered in England

No.2114341

Tel: +44 121 328 2228 Fax: +44 212 327 3967

Issue No.1 Angel

Users Guide.

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Angel LED User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

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