Exclusions from Repair Sample Clauses

Exclusions from Repair. Return. The services to be rendered by Aviat Networks under this Agreement shall not comprise any damage, defects, malfunctions or failures caused by one or more of the following: • Damage caused by mishandling, customer or third-party negligence, abuse or operation outside the Aviat Networks environment specifications, or due to a cause not solely attributed to Aviat Networks. • Modifications, alterations, or repairs made other than by Aviat Networks. • Damages by persons other than Aviat Networks or its authorized service providers. • Any modification, removal or obliteration of a serial number or other identifying xxxx or any attempts thereof other than by Aviat Networks’ authorized personnel. • Damage that occurs during shipment from BAYRICS JPA premises to Aviat Networks’ premises outside the RLP (if applicable). • Installed, stored, used, handled or maintained contrary to Aviat Networks’ written instructions. • Used in conjunction or combination with third-party material or equipment without the consent of Aviat Networks. • Units returned for repair where there has been misuse, neglect, power failures, surges, accident or acts of nature such as fire, lightning strikes or flood. • Note: If the Returned Unit is no longer manufactured and/or is OEM, Aviat Networks will work with OEM to provide equivalent replacement. Repairs necessitated during the Agreement period by any of the above causes may be made by Aviat Networks, and BAYRICS JPA shall pay Aviat Networks’ standard charges for time and materials, together with all shipping and handling charges arising from such repairs.
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