Warranty not "warrantee"

In the first paragraph of your description of your extension, the word "warrantee" is used. Context in the paragraph implies the intended word was "warranty".

To Distinguish the Terms

Yes, warrantee is a term in the English language, in particular used in the domain of contract law, but it is not what was the implied correct term in the sentence, No warrantee given.

Below are the definitions of both words, which upon reading you will understand why warranty is the correct term for the situation.

Warranty - a written assurance.
Warrantee - a person who receives a warranty, or written assurance.

That is All

Yes it is a minor issue, but this way you know it is there and can deal with it according to what makes sense from your end. Just doing what I can after seeing the (minor) problem.

All the Best,
Thomas Leon Highbaugh

Find the extension description's first paragraph and search for the sentence No warrantee given. Replace the incorrect term with warranty, then verify that the description uses the intended word and that no other wording is changed.