Mechanical Breakdown definition
Mechanical Breakdown means any failure of an engine’s electrical system or mechanical parts that necessitates the removal of the registered engine from service.
Mechanical Breakdown means the inability of a properly maintained component to function as intended by the manufacturer, except as specifically set forth herein. Note: Minor loss of fluid is considered normal and does not constitute a Mechanical Breakdown.
Mechanical Breakdown means the inability of a properly maintained component to function as intended by the manufacturer.
Examples of Mechanical Breakdown in a sentence
Mechanical breakdown coverage begins from the next day after expiry of the original manufacturer’s warranty and ends on completion of 1 Year from the Service Contract start date.
More Definitions of Mechanical Breakdown
Mechanical Breakdown means the malfunction or failure of moving or electronic parts, component failure, faulty installation, or blowout.
Mechanical Breakdown means the unforeseen failure of a covered component including oil seals, unless the component has failed due to normal deterioration (Wear and Tear) or negligence. PLEASE NOTE - We are not liable for covered component that have reached the end of its normal working life (normal deterioration) because of age or usage.
Mechanical Breakdown means compo- nent failure or mechanical malfunction, breakdown or failure.
Mechanical Breakdown means failure of any mechanical component of your vehicle due to sudden and unforeseen circumstances resulting in total disablement of your vehicle.
Mechanical Breakdown means the inability of a properly maintained component to function as intended by the manufacturer. Note: Minor loss of fluid is considered normal and does not constitute a Mechanical Breakdown.
Mechanical Breakdown means component failure or mechanical malfunction, breakdown or failure.
Mechanical Breakdown means mechanical breakdown or malfunction, component failure, faulty installation, or blowout.