Dead on Arrival. 7.1 Products received by an end-user and found to be non-functional or faulty within 10 days from the date of the end-user invoice are deemed to be Dead On Arrival (“DOA”). Provided that the defect is confirmed by the Supplier’s technical support and the end-user proof or purchase date is supplied, such Products will be replaced with their equivalent, stocks permitting or for a credit note, where the Products are no longer available. End-user transactions exceeding the 10 day period and/or where originally purchased from the Supplier earlier than 3 months prior to the date of the end-user invoice will not qualify for replacement or credit and will fall under the standard warranty terms of the manufacturer.
Dead on Arrival. In the event that any Product is found by Photronics or Micron to be Dead-on-Arrival, the Company shall use reasonable efforts consistent with the Company's practices to ship, at the Company's sole expense, a replacement Product to the site designated by Photronics or Micron within fourteen (14) business days of receipt of notice from Photronics or Micron and Photronics or Micron shall return the Dead-on-Arrival Product in accordance with the Product return procedures described under Section 6.2.
Dead on Arrival. In the event that any Product is found to be Dead-on-Arrival (DOA), WISTRON shall ship, at WISTRON’s sole expense, a replacement Product to XPLORE in Austin, Texas within forty eight (48) hours of receipt of notice by XPLORE in accordance with Exhibit G, and XPLORE shall return the original product to WISTRON at WISTRON’s expense. All Product not rejected by XPLORE within thirty (30) days of invoice shall be deemed accepted. XPLORE’s acceptance of any Product is without prejudice to or waiver of any of its rights and remedies under the Agreement. If the Product(s) turned over by XPLORE to WISTRON as DOA but no defect is found in the Product by WISTRON, then under the conditions set forth in Exhibit G hereto, XPLORE shall reimburse WISTRON for such shipment costs and pay the No Fault Found (NFF) fee for testing and handling at the fixed price specified in Exhibit G.
Dead on Arrival. Out of Box Failures In order to claim DOA/OOB on an AVIATOR Product it is required to include a DOA Declaration (form available in the Thrane & Thrane Aero Partner handbook and Extranet) when returning the Product, which must be complete with manuals, original certificates, accessories etc. and in its original packing. In case the DOA/OOB is discovered within 30 days after receipt of the Product, Buyer may request a new Product shipped immediately from Thrane & Thrane. Unless the Thrane & Thrane Technical Support team (GTAC) has approved the need for such advance shipment of a new Product, Buyer shall be responsible for any costs pertaining to test and recertification in case no fault is found on the returned unit.
Dead on Arrival. In the event that any Product is found by Micron to be Dead-on-Arrival, Photronics shall use reasonable efforts consistent with the Company's practices to ship, at Photronics' sole expense, a replacement Product to the site designated by Micron within fourteen (14) business days of receipt of notice from Micron, and Micron shall return the Dead-on-Arrival Product in accordance with the Product return procedures described under Section 6.2. **** Material omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment under Rule 24b-2 of the Exchange Act of 1934. Material filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Dead on Arrival. The parties shall jointly define Dead on Arrival (“DOA”) policy and obligation (including DOA replacement lead-time) between Supplier and Dot Hill. • The parties shall jointly define DOA Process workflow between Supplier and Dot Hill. • Supplier shall accept RMAs associated with any DOA Product for [***] from shipment of Product from Supplier, and replace DOA Product [***].
Dead on Arrival. 9.1 FSC may perform inspection/test at a FSC facility or the place of destination or in FSC customer field based on random samples.
Dead on Arrival. The Dead on Arrival Rate, as verified by VENDOR and not just based on FSC’s observations, for repaired SPARE PARTs/CPs shall not exceed [***]. All such SPARE PARTs/ CPs shall be qualified “Dead on Arrival” which are still defective after REPAIR within [***].
Dead on Arrival. A defective Subscriber Unit shall be a "Qualified Dead On Arrival" or "Qualified DOA" if all of the following apply: (i) the Subscriber Unit contains a verifiable defect in material or workmanship as warranted in Appendix 1; (ii) Purchaser notifies Kyocera and requests a Return Material Authorization ("RMA") for the allegedly defective Subscriber Unit within one hundred eighty (180) days of the original ship date for such unit from Kyocera to Purchaser; (iii) the Subscriber Unit is received by Kyocera within thirty (30) days of the date of issuance of the RMA by Kyocera; (iv) the Subscriber Unit is returned by Purchaser to Kyocera while it has fewer than thirty (30) minutes on the call timer and within thirty (30) days from the date of purchase by the original end user customer, as exemplified by a valid proof-of-purchase ("POP"); and (v) the Subscriber Unit is returned in its original packaging, complete with the Accessories contained in the original Subscriber Unit packaging and accompanied by a copy of the original POP. If a Subscriber Unit was never sold to an end user customer (e.g. no POP exists for the product) it shall be a Qualified DOA if it has less than five (5) minutes on the call timer and meets all other criteria set forth in this Section 21. Kyocera shall replace Qualified DOAs with a trade credit to Purchaser based upon the current purchase price for each Subscriber Unit. At Kyocera's discretion, non-Qualified DOAs may be replaced with reconditioned Product (e.g., reconditioned Subscriber Unit and reconditioned Accessories, if applicable) or returned unrepaired at Purchaser's sole expense."
Dead on Arrival. 2.1 The parties shall jointly define a Dead on Arrival (“DOA”) policy and obligation (including DOA replacement lead-time) between NetApp and Dot Hill.
