Equipment Manufactured By AR Modular RF Sample Clauses

Equipment Manufactured By AR Modular RF. AR Modular RF warrants that the equipment manufactured and sold by it shall conform to AR Modular RF specifications and shall be free from defects under normal use in material and workmanship for a period of 36 months from date of invoice, except with respect to equipment or components thereof for which a different warranty period or service life is specifically identified by AR Modular RF, including in its published price list in effect upon receipt of Buyer’s order or in the applicable Product brochure, or in the quotation furnished by AR Modular RF to Buyer, in which event, such warranty period or service life shall apply. If the equipment or any components covered by this warranty are returned to the original shipping point, transportation charges and all other charges including but not limited to custom duties, insurance, etc., prepaid, and double boxed or packed in other suitable manner, within 36 months (or during the applicable warranty period or service life as herein before referred to) from date of invoice and upon examination AR Modular RF determines to its satisfaction that the equipment or such components are defective in material or workmanship and such defect was not caused by accident, misuse, neglect, alteration, improper installation, repair, improper testing, or by improper packing for return, AR Modular RF shall at its option (1) repair or replace the defective parts and ship prepaid to Buyer, excluding any custom duties and/or import fees etc., which shall be Buyer’s responsibility, or (2) credit the account of Buyer for the original cost of the equipment plus original transportation charges. If AR Modular RF elects to repair or replace the defective parts, AR Modular RF shall have a reasonable time to make such repairs or replace such parts. AR Modular RF shall not be responsible for failure of the equipment to perform specified functions or any other non-conformance caused by or attributable to, (a) any associated or complimentary equipment or software not furnished by AR Modular RF, (b) misuse, neglect or abuse of, or accident to, the Product, (c) exposure of the Product to conditions beyond the environmental, power and operating constraints specified by AR Modular RF, or (d) installation or wiring practices not in accordance with those recommended by AR Modular RF.
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