CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER Sample Clauses
The 'Central Air Conditioner' clause defines the responsibilities and conditions related to the central air conditioning system within a property. Typically, this clause specifies whether the landlord or tenant is responsible for maintaining, repairing, or replacing the central air conditioner, and may outline the expected condition of the system at the start of the lease. By clearly assigning duties and expectations regarding the central air conditioner, this clause helps prevent disputes over repairs and ensures both parties understand their obligations.
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER. If a plan covering an electric central air conditioning split system that utilizes R22 or R410A refrigerant and is rated at five tons or less by the manufacturer is purchased, all parts and labor services required for the repair or replacement of the following items will be covered at no addi- tional charge, if they become defective as a result of normal wear and usage: Belts & Pulleys • Capacitor (start & run) • Clean Condensate Line (if accessible) • Cleaning of Condenser (when necessary) • Condenser Fan Blade • Condenser Fan Motor • Contactor • Fan Motor • Fuses (cartridge type) • Hard Start Kit (if part of original design) • Low-Ambient Temperature Control • Pressure Switch (external pressure switches only) • Refrigerant (up to 2 lbs. per season) • ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Valve Stems • Sensors • Solid State Controls • Thermostat (re- placement type-standard area heating/cooling) • Time Delay Controls • Transformers • Relays PGW will not open sealed refrigerant systems. Systems empty of refrigerant will not be charged. Finish defects, rusting, corrosion and finish flaws on housings or component failure resulting from rust or corrosion of any product are not covered.
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER. If a plan covering an electric central air conditioning split system that utilizes R22 or R410A refrigerant and is rated at five tons or less by the manufacturer is purchased, all parts and labor services required for the repair or replacement of the following items will be covered at no additional charge, if they become defective as a result of normal wear and usage: PGW’s Check and Adjust must be purchased in conjunction with a Parts and Labor Plan for your natural gas heating appliance. The Check and Adjust cannot be purchased as a standalone item. A Check and Adjust is only available for your heating equipment and will not be available for any other equipment covered under a Parts and Labor Plan. Each customer that purchases Check and Adjust along with their heating plan is permitted one (1) inspection of their heating appliance from September 1, 2019 through October 31, 2020. Inspections are performed from September 1, 2019 through Belts & Pulleys Capacitor (start & run) Clean Condensate Line (if accessible) Cleaning of Condenser (when necessary) Condenser Fan Blade Condenser Fan Motor Contactor Fan Motor Fuses (cartridge type) Hard Start Kit (if part of original design) Low-Ambient Temperature Control Pressure Switch (external pressure switches only) Refrigerant (up to 2 lbs. per season) ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Valve Stems Sensors Solid State Controls Thermostat (replacement type-standard area heating/cooling) Time Delay Controls Transformers Relays November 15, 2019 and April 1, 2020 through May 31, 2020, weather and conditions per- mitting. Customers are responsible for scheduling their annual inspection. Service to items on the above list could be limited based on seasonal temperatures and conditions found. If a PGW technician encounters a problem with the heating equipment during the scheduled Check and Adjust, covered repairs will be made as provided in the Parts and Labor Plan terms and conditions; provided that the visit by the PGW technician constitutes the one (1) annual permitted inspection even if repairs are made pursuant to the Parts and Labor Plan. PGW will not open sealed refrigerant systems. Systems empty of refrigerant will not be charged. Finish defects, rusting, corrosion and finish flaws on housings or component failure resulting from rust or corrosion of any product are not covered.
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER. Protected: Ducted electric central air conditioning, including entire unit. Annual preventative maintenance required on HVAC system to qualify for coverage. Not Protected: Any repair or replacement relating to freon leaks or freon recharging.
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER. If a Plan covering an electric central air conditioning split system that utilizes R22 or R410A refrigerant and is rated at five tons or less by the manufacturer is purchased, all parts and labor services required for the repair or replacement of the following items will be covered at no additional charge, if they become defective as a result of normal wear and usage: Belts & Pulleys Capacitor (start & run) Clean Condensate Line (if accessible) Cleaning of Condenser (when necessary) Condenser Fan Blade Condenser Fan Motor Contactor Fan Motor Fuses (cartridge type) Hard Start Kit (if part of original design) Low-Ambient Temperature Control Pressure Switch (external pressure switches only) Refrigerant (up to 2 lbs. per season) ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Valve Stems Sensors Solid State Controls Thermostat (replacement type-standard area heating/cooling) Time Delay Controls Transformers Relays PGW will not open sealed refrigerant systems. Systems that are empty of refrigerant will not be charged. Finish defects, rusting, corrosion and finish flaws on housings or component failure resulting from rust or corrosion of any product are not covered.
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER. Pressure Switches Relief Valve Safety Switches Thermocouple Lead Burner or interior door gasket Resettable Thermal Switch (Bradford AWH) If a plan covering an electric central air conditioning split system that utilizes R22 or R410A refrigerant and is rated at five tons or less by the manufacturer is purchased, all parts and labor services required for the repair or replacement of the following items will be covered at no additional charge, if they become defective as a result of normal wear and usage: Belts & Pulleys Capacitor (start & run) Clean Condensate Line (if accessible) Cleaning of Condenser (when necessary) Condenser Fan Blade Condenser Fan Motor Contactor Fan Motor Fuses (cartridge type) Hard Start Kit (if part of original design) Low-Ambient Temperature Control Pressure Switch (external pressure switches only) Refrigerant (up to 2 lbs. per season) ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Valve Stems Sensors Solid State Controls Thermostat (replacement type-standard area heating/cooling) Time Delay Controls Transformers Relays PGW will not open sealed refrigerant systems. Systems empty of refrigerant will not be charged. Finish defects, rusting, corrosion and finish flaws on housings or component failure resulting from rust or corrosion of any product are not covered.
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER. Window Air Conditioner Attic Fan Ceiling Fan Exhaust Fan Fences or Gates Central Vacuum Plumbing Fixtures Lawn Sprinkler System Microwave Oven Washer / Dryer Hook-Up Wood Framing or Siding Trash Compactor Water Softener Gas Heater/Propane Tank Disposal Hot Water Heater Garage Door Opener Dishwasher Sauna or Hot Tub Antenna / TV Dish Range Fireplace or Chimney Intercom Oven Fire / Smoke Detector Humidifier Refrigerator Burglar Alarm Pool / Pool Equipment Encroachments / Easements