EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS Sample Clauses

EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS. In the event of a malfunction of mechanical equipment in your residence hall, university personnel shall make an effort to restore operations. Partial refunds of rent are not made for suspension of services caused by equipment malfunctions. If suspension of service is prolonged, Residential Life at its sole option may terminate this contract and refund the remaining part of the semester rent. If a particular malfunction continues for more than 10 days, you have the option to request to be moved to another room and you will be reassigned, provided space is available. In that case, if you exercise the option to request assignment to another residence hall, you shall be charged or refunded any difference in rates.
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EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS. Member understands that equipment may from time to time be out of order. When special factory parts must be ordered, some units may be out of order until a part arrives. When this occurs, the member agrees to follow a substituted program.
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EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS. I understand that equipment may, from time to time, be out of order. When special factory parts must be ordered, some units may be out of order for several weeks. Equipment malfunctions do not alleviate me of any responsibilities under this Agreement.
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EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS. 9.1 Employees must immediately inform supervision of the malfunction of any work-at- home terminal/equipment or services, or power outages or other events that disable the use of such terminal/equipment or services for more than fifteen (15) minutes. These situations will be handled on a case-by-case basis. 9.2 In such cases, however, employees may be required to come into the office within two
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EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS. In the event of a malfunction of mechanical equipment in your residence hall, university personnel shall make every effort to restore operations quickly and/or make reasonable accommodation to compensate temporary outages. Refunds of rent are not made for suspension of services caused by equipment malfunctions. If suspension of service is prolonged, Residential Life at its sole option reserves the right to terminate this contract and refund the remaining part of the semester rent. If a particular malfunction continues for more than 10 days, you have the option to request to be moved to another room and you will be reassigned, provided space is available. In that case, if you exercise the option to request assignment to another residence hall, you shall be charged or refunded any difference in rates. Failure of facilities systems does not constitute automatic termination of contract.
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EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS. 9.1. Employees must immediately inform supervision of the malfunction of any work-at-home terminal/equipment or services, or power outages or other events that disable the use of such terminal/equipment or services for more than fifteen (15) minutes. These situations will be handled on a case-by-case basis. 9.2. In such cases, however, employees may be required to come into the office within two (2) hours after receiving notice to do so if they have a Company-provided laptop computer or use of a computer-equipped work station in the office, or within three (3) hours if they must bring in their Company-provided desktop computer, in order to finish their shifts, and for future scheduled shifts until the issue is resolved.
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EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS. The HomeGuard system includes onboard internal diagnostic features. When the unit calls into the central monitoring computer, all results are transmitted and alerts will be generated as needed. The unit also performs detailed self-diagnostics to aid BI manufacturing and engineer personnel with troubleshooting equipment issues and testing product functionality. 1. The transmitter must measure no more than 2" x 3" x 3" 2. The transmitter must weigh no more than five ounces 3. The transmitter must be easily installed on the client after minimal training of the Department personnel. 4. The transmitter case must be sealed and be both shock and water-resistant, and shall function reliably under normal atmospheric and human environmental conditions. 5. The batteries powering the transmitter must have an operational life of one (1) year and be easily replaced in the field. If batteries are not field replaceable, the battery must last a minimum of two years.
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EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS. Problems that I encounter with the Alcohol-monitoring device will be reported immediately to a Calumet County EMP Officer.
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