Common use of Equipment Warranty Clause in Contracts

Equipment Warranty. The Contractor must provide a minimum 24-month warranty on equipment covered by the contract that includes parts and labor. Parts excluded from the warranty are the ear piece, the cord, tubing, and batteries. Each hearing aid sold under the contract must have a one year loss and damage warranty. The recipient, and/or the audiologist or hearing instrument dispenser, may only file one loss claim during the one year loss and damage warranty term. No deductibles may be applied or penalties incurred due to replacement under the loss and damage warranty. The Contractor shall not charge for packaging, shipping, invoicing, postage, insurance or handling while the hearing aid is under warranty and as long as the Contractor is participating under the terms of the contract.

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Master Agreement, Master Agreement, Contract

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