MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE definition

MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE. Means the MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE of any original or like replacement part covered by YOUR CONTRACT to work as it was designed to work in normal service, providing the VEHICLE has received required maintenance as defined in Section E of this CONTRACT entitled “VEHICLE MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS” and does not include worn parts that are within manufacturer tolerances. Please refer to the wording under exclusions for a listing of conditions under which the FAILURE of a COVERED PART is not considered a covered MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE.

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MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE. Means the MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE of any original or like replacement part covered by YOUR CONTRACT to work as it was designed to work in normal service, providing it has received required maintenance as defined under Section I of this CONTRACT (“YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES”) and does not include worn parts that are within manufacturer tolerances.

MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE means the failure of YOUR EQUIPMENT to perform its intended function due to mechanical or electrical breakdown resulting from defects in materials or workmanship during normal usage of the EQUIPMENT.

Examples of MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE in a sentence

• YOU agree that WE, after honoring a claim on YOUR CONTRACT, have all rights of subrogation against those who may be responsible for YOUR MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE.

• This CONTRACT applies only to a MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE occurring within the United States and Canada.

• Upon customary and reasonable notice of the occurrence of a MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE, YOU shall protect the VEHICLE from further damage whether or not such MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE is covered by YOUR CONTRACT.

• If the breakdown is not caused by a covered MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE, YOU are responsible for payment of the expenses associated with the tear down and diagnosis.

• If YOUR VEHICLE becomes inoperable and must remain at the REPAIR FACILITY and the MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE has been authorized by the ADMINISTRATOR for four (4) or more hours of labor, the ADMINISTRATOR agrees to reimburse YOU for rental car transportation from a licensed vehicle rental company (except where prohibited by law).

• This CONTRACT applies only to a MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE occurring within the Continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii and Canada.

• The MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE must prevent YOU from safely operating YOUR VEHICLE.

• Large purchases classified as greater than $2,000 per total order require check or money order.

• The MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE must be of a covered component of YOUR VEHICLE.

• YOU shall protect the VEHICLE from further damage whether or not such MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE is covered by YOUR CONTRACT.

More Definitions of MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE

MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE. Means the inability of any covered part (s) to perform the function(s) for which it was designed due to defects in material or workmanship. Mechanical Breakdown does not include the gradual reduction in operating performance due to normal wear and tear where a Failure has not occurred. The manufac- turer has established tolerances for the express purpose of defining Failure and serviceability. When specifications exceed these manufacturer’s tolerances a Failure will be considered to have occurred. Under CANCELLATION OF YOUR AGREEMENT, paragraph e. is deleted and replaced with the following: e. If this We will refund the entire Agreement price paid, less any claims paid or pending. If this Agreement is canceled after the first sixty (60) days, We will make a pro rata refund based on time or mileage, whichever refund is less, less an administration fee of fifty ($50) or ten percent (10%) of the Agreement price, whichever is less. The Administrator is responsible for honoring cancellation requests.