INTERFACE PROBLEM RESOLUTION Sample Clauses

INTERFACE PROBLEM RESOLUTION. If Buyer experiences any technical problem in the operation of the Aircraft or its systems which, after reasonable investigation, is not readily identifiable by Buyer, but which Buyer reasonably believes to be attributable to the design characteristics of one or more components or systems of the Aircraft (an "Interface Problem"), BRAD ▇▇▇ll, if requested by Buyer and without additional charge to Buyer, promptly conduct an analysis of such Interface Problem to determine, its cause or causes and to recommend corrective action. If BRAD determines that the Interface Problem is attributable to the design of BRAD ▇▇▇ts, BRAD ▇▇▇ll, if requested by Buye▇, correct the design to the extent of existing obligations of BRAD ▇▇▇er Exhibit F, Aircraft Warranty. If BRAD ▇▇▇ermines that the Interface Problem is attributable to the design of a Vendor Part, BRAD ▇▇▇ll, if requested by Buye▇, ▇▇asonably assist Buyer in processing any warranty claims Buyer may have against the Vendor of the part. BRAD shall also take reasonable action with the Vendor to obtain a correction of the Interface Problem. If BRAD ▇▇▇ermines that the Interface Problem is attributable jointly to the design of BRAD ▇▇▇ts and Vendor parts, BRAD shall, if requested by Buyer reasonably seek a cooperative solution with the Vendor(s).