Faulty Equipment and returns Sample Clauses

Faulty Equipment and returns. (a) If Equipment becomes faulty within 14 calendar days of delivery, Customer may return the Equipment to Vodafone for replacement in accordance with Vodafone’s instructions. (b) Following the initial 14 calendar days from date of delivery, if Equipment becomes faulty within the manufacturer’s warranty period due to an inherent defect in the Equipment:; where Equipment is covered by the Recovery Policy, Customer may return the Equipment to Vodafone (at Vodafone’s cost) and Vodafone shall repair or replace the Equipment in accordance with the Recovery Policy; or Customer may notify the manufacturer directly and the manufacturer shall either repair or replace the Equipment (at its sole discretion) in accordance with its warranty. Out-of-warranty repairs may also be available in accordance with the Recovery Policy.
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Faulty Equipment and returns. If Equipment becomes faulty within 14 calendar days of delivery, Customer may return the Equipment to Vodafone for replacement in accordance with Vodafone’s instructions. Following the initial 14 calendar days from date of delivery, if Equipment becomes faulty within the manufacturer’s warranty period, due to an inherent defect in the Equipment, Customer may notify the manufacturer directly and the manufacturer shall either repair or replace the Equipment (at its sole discretion) in accordance with its warranty. Some Equipment may be subject to the Recovery Policy, as further detailed in the Mobility Service Terms.
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