Routine servicing definition
Routine servicing means the maintenance obligations undertaken by either the owner or the Hirer and comprises inspection, lubrication, repair or replacement of tyres (Except to the extent that these are damaged as a result of running with incorrect tyre pressures or have suffered impact damage) and provisions of other routine maintenance in respect of normal fair wear and tear only and arising from the use of the Equipment in accordance with these General Conditions.
Routine servicing means servicing all system components as needed, including product manufacturer's requirements / recommendations for service. 1
Examples of Routine servicing in a sentence
Routine servicing and maintenance of equipment shall be performed by members of the bargaining unit.
Routine servicing and overhauling of all large and small diesel/propane engines.
Roadside excludes: – Routine servicing of Your Eligible Vehicle – Replacing tyres or windows – The cost of ferry crossings – Eligible Vehicles being demonstrated or delivered by motor traders, or used under trade plates – Any storage charges incurred when You are using the Services – Eligible Vehicles which in Our reasonable opinion, are unroadworthy even if repaired under this Agreement – Labour at any garage to which the Eligible Vehicle is taken – Transport of animals.