FAULTY EQUIPMENT. (a) If the Equipment is faulty, breaks down or becomes unsafe to use during the Hire Term (Breakdown), the Customer must immediately:
FAULTY EQUIPMENT. The standard manufacturer’s warranty terms will apply to all equipment unless stated otherwise by the seller in any special clause in writing only. This can either be email, messages, other contract or in any order details or invoices. Warranty terms can be found in the packaging of your box, on the footer of our website and within this document. The warranty terms will highlight the handles to a limited amount of shots, time frame, service and use. When there is a fault with the equipment, the Seller will investigate the nature of the fault together with the cooperation of the Customer. Such investigation is carried out remotely via videos and pictures as well as collecting the equipment from the Customer for a physical diagnostic. Once the fault is identified, the Customer must follow the protocol of the Seller in order to resolve the problem as soon as possible. It is in the best interest that the Seller provides a resolution to the Customer as soon as possible and a working resolution is usually provided within 24-48 hours. If the equipment has a manufacturing fault then this is covered under warranty by the Seller. If the fault is caused by the Customer such as accidents, misuse of the equipment or improper maintenance or even no fault is found, there will be a charge to the Customer from delivery to inspection and repair cost. ALTERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
FAULTY EQUIPMENT. 1. It shall be the responsibility of each driver to report faulty equipment to the immediate supervisor. Should the driver who reported such equipment find it has not been repaired in a reasonable length of time, they should submit a written report following the Xxxxxxxx Community Schools Chain of Command; however, in all cases, the immediate supervisor will determine whether a bus is in operating condition, not the driver. Drivers may refuse to drive a specific bus on the basis of safety without placing their employment or seniority in jeopardy. Specific reason(s) must be given.
FAULTY EQUIPMENT. 11.1 Where Equipment purchased directly from Blueface is suspected to be faulty, and on the instruction of the Blueface Support Team, the customer may return the item at their own expense to Blueface Ltd within 30 days of receipt. Blueface recommend it be returned by registered post or similar tracked delivery.
FAULTY EQUIPMENT. 9.1 Where Equipment purchased directly from SystemNet is suspected to be faulty, and on the instruction of the SystemNet Support Team, the customer may return the item at their own expense to SystemNet Ltd within 30 days of receipt. SystemNet recommend it be returned by registered post or similar tracked delivery.
FAULTY EQUIPMENT. The College recommends that owners of the device investigate and purchase warranty and insurance for the device. Faulty equipment will need to be repaired by commercially. Substitution of Equipment There is no availability for substitute equipment should the device be out for repairs.
FAULTY EQUIPMENT. 6.1 The client has responsibility for the router for the duration of the contract. Should the router need replacing during the contract the client may be provided with a replacement device.
FAULTY EQUIPMENT. A faulty Notebook* is not an excuse for late or non submission of work, especially SACS. But due consideration will be given for late work submission, given the current abnormal conditions that students are working in due to the social distancing regulations being enforced due to the COVID- 19 pandemic.
FAULTY EQUIPMENT. 3.1 Students who experience problems with either hardware or applications must notify the ICT Manager immediately. If this issue is deemed to be one that is related to the College network and infrastructure, assistance will be provided. An annual $50 Administration fee for all BYOD devices will assist us to provide this service to you. Devices will be repaired as quickly as possible and returned to the student. The student may be provided with a replacement device. They are also able to access iMacs in the support of their learning.
FAULTY EQUIPMENT. The College recommends that owners of the device investigate and purchase warranty and insurance for the device. Faulty equipment will need to be repaired by families commercially. Substitution of Equipment There is no availability for substitute equipment should the device be out for repairs. Student Responsibilities The student is responsible for: Bringing the device fully charged to school every day. Taking the device to every class unless instructed otherwise by a teacher. Adhering to the St Clare’s College Student Cyber Safety and Acceptable Computer Use Policy and the Electronic Equipment Policy which are available on the College’s Intranet and website. Backing up data securely on the school network and at home. Ensuring that the device can be identified using labels or bag tags. Keeping the device secure when not in use at school by placing it in a locker that has an operational College-issued padlock at all times. Ensuring that settings for virus protection or spam filtering that have been installed are not disabled. A student who does not fulfil these responsibilities may not be able to use the device at the College. Parent/Carer Responsibilities The student’s parents/carers are responsible for: Supervising the student’s device and Internet use at home to ensure that the student is using the device safely and responsibly and in accordance with the Student Cyber Safety and Acceptable Computer Use Policy. Purchasing or renting the device that best suits the student’s learning needs. Care and maintenance of the device, purchase of its operating system and software applications. Approved by: Executive Implementation date: 2016 Revision date: September 2019
