WATER HEATER. PURSUANT TO RCW 19.27, the State of Washington requires that upon occupancy, the Temperature control in an accessible domestic hot-water heater within a rental dwelling be set no higher than 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Resident acknowledges that, if accessible, Resident has inspected the hot-water heater and to the best of Resident’s knowledge does not believe it to be set higher than 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Resident to Initial: .
WATER HEATER. What is a Covered Repair? Repair or replacement of the following for which You have sole responsibility, that is damaged due to normal wear and tear: • the broken or failed electrical water heating elements, appliance regulators, atmospheric burners and parts, gas valves, pilot assemblies, pilot generators, pilot safeties, pilot tubing, relays, temperature controls, T and P relief valves, thermocouples, and vacuum valves, that are part of Your Home’s natural gas, atmospheric, power-direct-vent, power-vent, or direct-vent Water Heater. What is the maximum amount We will pay for Covered Repairs? • There is no maximum benefit limit (“Benefit Limit”). • Multiple Service Calls. See “What is a Service Call?” below. What will happen if We cannot repair Your Water Heater? • If parts are unavailable or obsolete or We deem Your Water Heater beyond repair, Your Water Heater will not be covered under this Service Agreement until an eligible replacement Water Heater has been installed.
WATER HEATER. Repair or replacement if Breakdown is caused by sediment build-up. Such repair or replacement for sediment build-up shall not be subject to item 11 of section VII. Limit of Liability and Conditions.
WATER HEATER. Plans that cover this item: Buyer | Seller Covered: Electric, gas and tankless. Control thermostat and thermocouple, gas valves, pressure and temperature relief valve, heating elements, drain valve and instant hot water dispensers, dip tubes, blower motor, heat exchanger, burners, igniter, temperature sensor. Not Covered: Oil hot water tanks, and loss arising as a result of chemical, mineral deposits, sediments, insufficient capacity, water residue or rust-out. WATER WELL PUMP Plans that cover this item: Buyer Must be primary water source. Coverage begins thirty (30) days after closing. Covered: Well pumps, valves and regulators. Not Covered: Pressure tanks, piping or electrical lines leading to or connecting pressure tank and primary dwelling, well casings, holding or storage tanks and re-drilling of well, screens, points, well pump if used for lawn sprinkler system or other like system. Some coverage is subject to additional limitations as provided in the Terms and Conditions Section of the Supreme Home Warranty Service Agreement. CLOTHES WASHER & DRYER
WATER HEATER. (Gas or Electric or Tankless)
WATER HEATER. Resident acknowledges that, if accessible, Resident has inspected the hot-water heater and to the best of Resident’s knowledge does not believe it to be set higher than 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
WATER HEATER. Covered: Electric, gas and tankless. Control thermostat and thermocouple, gas valves, pressure and temperature relief valve, heating elements, drain valve and instant hot water dispensers, dip tubes, blower motor, heat exchanger, burners, igniter, temperature sensor. Not Covered: Oil hot water tanks, and loss arising as a result of chemical, mineral deposits, sediments, insufficient capacity, water residue or rust-out. WATER WELL PUMP Must be primary water source. Covered: Well pumps, valves and regulators. Not Covered: Pressure tanks, piping or electrical lines leading to or connecting pressure tank and primary dwelling, well casings, holding or storage tanks and re-drilling of well, screens, points, well pump if used for lawn sprinkler system or other like system. Some coverage is subject to additional limitations as provided in the Terms and Conditions Section of the Supreme Home Warranty Service Agreement. CLOTHES WASHER & DRYER
WATER HEATER. We suggest turning the water heater off when not in use, the switch is located above the lavatory sink.
WATER HEATER. What is a Covered Repair? Repair or replacement of the following for which You have sole responsibility, that is damaged due to normal wear and tear: • The broken or failed aquastats for drywell heaters; blower assembly and motors; atmospheric and pilot burners; low water cut offs; temperature and pressure relief valves; circuit boards; condensate pumps; conversion burner motors; density heating elements; fan and limit controls; A valve and B valves, primary gas valves; gas appliance regulators and controls; gauge glass and washers; ignition systems; induced draft motors; pilot and burner tubing; pilot xxxxxxx and pilot safeties; power burner motors for high efficiency equipment; switching relays and thermocouples; temperature controls and thermostats for electric water heaters; and original equipment vent dampers, that are part of Your Home’s electric, natural gas or propane Water Heater. • Programmable thermostats will be replaced with a comparable model used by the technician at the time of replacement. If You have a defective standard thermostat You may have it replaced with a programmable thermostat for an additional charge. What is the maximum amount We will pay for Covered Repairs? • There is no maximum benefit limit (“Benefit Limit”). • Multiple Service Calls. See “What is a Service Call?” below. What will happen if We cannot repair Your Water Heater? • If parts are unavailable or obsolete or We deem Your Water Heater beyond repair, We will provide a pro-rata refund, less any claims paid by Us.
WATER HEATER. COVERED NOT COVERED All components and parts, including tankless water heaters and circulating pumps, except those shown in the Not Covered section. Auxiliary holding or storage tanks, fuel storage tank or energy conservation unit(s) and Wi-Fi transmitter. A maximum of 1 unit is covered per Agreement.
