Non-Warranty definition

Non-Warranty. The Town's approvals given pursuant to this Agreement or actions taken hereunder shall not be construed as any warranty or representation to Customer or any third party regarding the safety, durability, reliability, performance or fitness of Customer's generation and service facilities, its control or protective devices or the design, construction, installation or operation thereof.
Non-Warranty refers to IAI services not provided under the IAI One Year Warranty or Extended Warranty, (site preparation, installation, etc);
Non-Warranty. Cooperative’s approvals given pursuant to this Agreement or actions taken hereunder shall not be construed as any warranty or representation to Member or any third party regarding the safety, durability, reliability, performance or fitness of Member’s generation and service facilities, its control or protective devices or the design, construction, installation or operation thereof.

Examples of Non-Warranty in a sentence

  • At Settlement, and subject to existing easements, covenants, conditions and restrictions of record, Seller will deliver a Deed, as follows: ✔ General Warranty Deed Special Warranty Deed Non-Warranty (Quitclaim Deed) Other (Sheriff’s Deed, Tax Deed, Trustee’s Deed, Executor/Administrator/Personal Representative’s Deed).

  • Non-Warranty Repair Period (Months) – Must be a minimum of six months.

  • Non-Warranty Repaired Products shall carry a [*] limited in scope warranty on workmanship and component repairs performed by SANMINA-SCI on the failed unit.

  • Non-Warranty In-Field returns will be accepted by SANMINA-SCI on a case-by-case basis for an agreed in advance Product repair charge.

  • Best Buy will establish the charges for the Non-Warranty Services, and Vendor is not obligated or responsible for any payment to Best Buy for such Non-Warranty Services.

  • Should Purchaser be agreeable, along with lender and Purchaser’s closing agent, to proceed with closing without Seller’s approval of the full title package, a Quit Claim or Non-Warranty deed will be used.

  • All shipping costs will be the responsibility of SSI and will be included in the Non-Warranty Repair Invoice to SSI.

  • Should Client send Hardware to be repaired under this Section 5 that is not covered by the Warranty Period or was in Good Working Order when received, Client shall be charged for Non-Warranty repairs and costs of return shipment.

  • Manufacturer Non-Warranty Repairs* - If the product falls outside the manufacturer warranty, Bluum will provide information on the closest manufacturer Warranty Center.

  • If Best Buy acquires Parts for Non-Warranty Services from Vendor, then Best Buy must pay all costs associated with the Parts, including cost for the Parts and shipping/handling costs, subject to subsection (g) below.


More Definitions of Non-Warranty

Non-Warranty. REPAIR [including warranty exclusions] Post-warranty repair costs are one fourth of the component's list price, with a minimum repair charge of $300. These charges apply even if no failure or damage is found. Shipping and insurance costs to and from SCIDYN for post- warranty components are borne by the customer. Out of warranty items will carry a 90 day warranty from date of repair.
Non-Warranty means a Device that is returned to BlackBerry within the In-Warranty Period, but BlackBerry determines that the fault or problem does not otherwise meet BlackBerry’s In-Warranty definition.
Non-Warranty. Services shall mean the Exabyte Products where the warranty period has expired or the warranty has been voided and the end user pays the stated fee published by Exabyte.
Non-Warranty. Items: Examples of service not covered by Licensor's warranty include, but are not limited to: i. service required due to failure of hardware; ii. service required due to unauthorized modification to the Software; iii. service required due to improper installation of Software, if the Software has not been installed by Licensor; iv. interference of third party software, installed on the server, on the functionality of the software; v. failure of software other than the Software as defined hereunder; vi. force majeure; vii. default or negligence of the Licensee; viii. improper use or misuse of the Software or the hardware; and ix. providing operating services, accessories or supplies.