(1) A declaration of guarantee (section 443) must be set out in simple and comprehensible terms. It must contain the following:
1. the reference to the statutory rights of the consumer in the case of defects, the statement that asserting these rights is free of charge, and the statement that these rights are not restricted by the guarantee,
2. the name and the address of the guarantor,
3. the procedure to be followed by the consumer in asserting the guarantee,
4. the good to which the guarantee refers, and
5. the provisions of the guarantee, in particular the duration and the area of territorial application of the guarantee protection.
(2) The declaration of guarantee is to be provided to the consumer on a durable medium no later than at the point in time at which the good is delivered.
(3) Where the producer has guaranteed durability to the consumer, the consumer is entitled, at a minimum, to a claim to cure against the producer over the term of the guarantee such claim is provided for under section 439 (2), (3), (5) and (6) sentence 2 and section 475 subsection (3) sentence 1 and subsection (5).
(4) The effectiveness of the duty under the guarantee is not affected by the fact that one of the above requirements is not satisfied.