Electric furnace Sample Clauses

Electric furnace d. Direct reduction.
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Electric furnace. Fall or Winter • Clean and check automatic controls • Check all wiring for loose connections and condition of insulation • Check supply voltage • Check amperage draw of heating elements • Lubricate as needed • Test safety shut-off response • Check blower motor • Check air flow • Check filter Plan EAC – Electronic Air Cleaner • Clean air cleaner and check operation Plan H – Humidifiers • Change pad/nozzle and check operation Conditions We agree to: • Inspect the equipment on a scheduled basis as shown, and during each inspection perform the applicable services per above checklist. • Instruct you in the operation of the equipment. • Give our service contract holders preference over all the other service activity normally undertaken by us. You agree to: • Operate the equipment according to our instructions. • Promptly notify us of any unusual operating conditions of the equipment • Have filters available for technician General Conditions During the term of the agreement, we will take all reasonable precautions to avoid injury to persons and damage to property while on the premises, but we shall not be liable for any special or consequential damages. We shall not be liable for losses or defects arising out of vandalism, fire, flood, wind, war, riots, and acts of God. In such cases, the customer shall be charged for the parts and labor involved at the then-current price for such repairs. No such parts of labor shall be furnished, however, without authorization from the customer.

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