Repair Warranty definition
Examples of Repair Warranty in a sentence
Flextronics warrants that Repaired Products will comply with the warranties set forth in section 8.1(a) - 8.1(c) and 8.1(e) and that Flextronics will otherwise perform the Repair Services in a workmanlike manner ("Repair Warranty").
The Repair Warranty shall apply to defects that appear within twelve (12) months from completion of the Repair Services (the “Repair Warranty Period”).
Repair Warranty: Service repairs performed by an authorized KNA technician are warrantied for thirty (30) days from the date the repairs are completed.
If Products require repair during the Repair Warranty Period due to reasons outside of Flextronics’ control such as customer abuse, NTF, planned retrofits, destructive failure analysis authorized by Nortel Networks, or freight damage, then Flextronics shall be entitled to charge the appropriate rate for such services.
The re-performance of Repair Services by GE Aviation shall extend the duration of the Repair Warranty Period for the Repair Services provided for an additional twelve (12) months.
This Limited Repair Warranty is the only warranty given by Seller.
Any Product for which Flextronics has performed Repair Services and which fails while under the Repair Warranty Period described in Section 12.1 may be returned to Flextronics and Flextronics shall replace or repair, as mutually agreed, and bring to current baseline these Products at the agreed to costs in Exhibit 6 (inclusive of upgrade costs unless otherwise defined in Exhibit 6).
In the event of a breach of the Repair Warranty during the Repair Warranty Period, Customer shall return the Good to Flextronics and Flextronics shall repair the Good as set forth in Exhibit A to this RSA Addendum.
During the Repair Warranty Period, in those instances where the Product is diagnosed as No Trouble Found (“NTF”), Flextronics shall also bring the Product to current baseline.
This Limited Repair Warranty does not cover (1) damage due to ordinary wear and tear, abusive use or lack of proper maintenance; (2) damage due to the user’s failure to adhere to manufacturer’s guidelines; (3) equipment that is disassembled or modified in any way by anyone other than Seller; (4) equipment that is “repaired as needed”; or (5) consequential or incidental damages of any kind.