Line Protection Plans Sample Clauses

Line Protection Plans. Additional Exclusions for the Inside Electric Line and Outside Electric Line Protection Plans: • Households with an electrical service entrance rated 400 amps or above. • Replacement of switches, dimmers, and outlets in colors other than white or beige. • Solar systems and components, and electronic or computerized system management controllers. • Resetting of circuit breakers and replacement of fuses. • The addition of new switches, dimmers, outlets, and additional service connections. Additional Exclusions for the Outside Gas Line and Outside Buried House Line Protection Plans: • High pressure gas lines. Additional Exclusions for the Inside Water and Inside Sewer Line Protection Plans: • Plumbing fixtures, including connections to plumbing fixtures. • Leaks caused by freezing due to neglect such as your home not being adequately heated or having items connected to outside bibs which caused line breakage or Leaks. Additional Exclusions for the Inside Sewer Line and Outside Sewer Line Protection Plans: • Drain-jet, rod, or auger service to clear blockages in non-leaking lines. NOTE: Any removal of roots from a line prior to your enrollment, or any Leak occurring where roots are present within 180 days from your enrollment date, is deemed a pre-existing condition and will make the line ineligible for Protection. Additional Exclusions for the Outside Water Line Protection Plan: • Components of a well, such as the well, well cap, well seal, well pump, pressure tank, and storage tank. • Branch lines. • Issues with a well, such as re-digging the well, movement of the well, and electric lines to well components. Additional Exclusions: System Protection Plans Additional Exclusions for the Furnace Protection Plan: • A furnace or boiler rated at 400,000 BTU/hour or more, space heaters, and fuel oil heating systems. • Bleeding air bound systems, draining and refilling of Boiler, and balancing any system. • Components used to cool air including air conditioners and related coils and controls, dual-fuel burners, fan coils, and other auxiliary heating, flue restrictors, heating jacket, line circuit breakers, trim insulations and boiler sections (leaking or not). • Heat exchangers.
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