Electrical and Mechanical breakdown of Sample Clauses

Electrical and Mechanical breakdown of. Enhanced/additional optional cover to increase limit of cover Not previously available in wording. The insurer will cover you for loss of or damage up to the elected amount stated in your schedule for fixed electrical and / or mechanical building items for which you are legally responsible (i.e. Motors building items top- up and machinery of saunas, spas, swimming pools, garage doors, security systems, electronic gates and domestic boreholes) which are installed at the insured address as stated in your schedule. The loss or damage must result from a. accidental external causes, or b. electrical or mechanical breakdown. The insurer will not be responsible for i. loss or damage caused by wear and tear, gradual deterioration or rust, ii. loss or damage to automatic swimming pool cleaning equipment or windmills, or iii. damage that is insured elsewhere in this or another policy. SECTION 3: ALL RISKS SPECIFIC DEFINITIONS FOR THIS SECTION
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