GENERAL WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

GENERAL WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS. The Contractor shall warrant the Vehicle and Aftermarket Components against parts failure or malfunction due to design, construction or installation errors, defective workmanship, and missing or incorrect parts. Warranty service shall be available within New York State, and shall be honored by all the manufacturer's Dealers in New York State. The Authorized User shall be responsible for all transportation, pick-up and delivery for any Vehicles procured under the Contract requiring warranty service, unless otherwise agreed upon by the Contractor. The warranty period for all coverage shall begin on the date the Vehicle is accepted by the Authorized User or put in service, whichever occurs later. Delayed warranty forms are to be provided with the required motor vehicle paper work. Where Vehicles develop Chronic Failures during the warranty period, Contractor shall extend the warranty period for an equal period of time following correction of such failures, as indicated in the original warranty.
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GENERAL WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS. In addition to the Appendix B §58 Warranties, the following general warranty requirements shall apply to all Transit Buses provided under the Contract. A. The Contractor shall warrant the Transit Bus against parts failure or malfunction due to design, construction or installation errors, defective workmanship, and missing or incorrect parts. Warranty service shall be available within New York State, and shall be honored by all the manufacturer's Dealers. B. The Contractor shall be responsible for all transportation, pick-up and delivery cost to either the Contractor’s location, or other Dealer location chosen by the Authorized User, of any Transit Bus with a warranty claim within ninety (90) calendar days of the date the warranty period begins, for any Transit Buses procured under the Contract. After ninety (90) calendar days, the Authorized User shall be responsible for all transportation, pick-up and delivery for any Transit Buses procured under the Contract requiring warranty service, unless otherwise agreed upon by the Contractor. Additional payment for delivery and/or pickup by the Contractor is at the discretion of the Contractor(s), and must be mutually agreed upon prior to service. C. The warranty period for all coverage shall begin on the date the Transit Bus is accepted by the Authorized User or put in service, whichever occurs later. Delayed warranty forms are to be provided with the required motor vehicle paper work. Where Transit Buses develop Chronic Failures during the warranty period, Contractor shall extend the warranty period for an equal period of time following correction of such failures, as indicated in the original warranty. D. The Contractor shall be responsible for all warranty claims related to the Transit Bus as provided by the Contractor at the time of delivery. All components supplied by the Contractor shall be included and covered by a basic warranty. OEM replacement parts are to be new, not remanufactured, unless the OEM has specified that a replacement part be remanufactured, or prior approval has been granted by the Authorized User. All warranties shall cover all labor and parts replacement during the warranty period. Normal wear and tear items shall be warranted in accordance with manufacturer’s standard warranty. Parts replaced under this warranty shall be of OEM quality or higher. Service shall be at a level to maintain or meet the manufacturer’s requirements to sustain the warranty. See Appendix B §58
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GENERAL WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS. In addition to the Appendix B §54 Warranties, the following general warranty requirements (i.e., Section III.5 through III.5.1) shall apply to all School Buses provided under the Contract. A. The Contractor shall warrant the School Bus against parts failure or malfunction due to design, construction or installation errors, defective workmanship, and missing or incorrect parts. Warranty service shall be available within New York State, and shall be honored by all the manufacturer's Dealers. B. The Contractor shall be responsible for all transportation, pick-up and delivery cost to either the Contractor’s location, or other Dealer location chosen by the Authorized User, of any School Bus with a warranty claim within ninety (90) calendar days of the date the warranty period begins, for any School Buses procured under the Contract. After ninety (90) calendar days, the Authorized User shall be responsible for all transportation, pick-up and delivery for any School Buses procured under the Contract requiring warranty service, unless otherwise agreed upon by the Contractor. Additional payment for delivery and/or pickup by the Contractor is at the discretion of the Contractor(s), and must be mutually agreed upon prior to service. C. The warranty period for all coverage shall begin on the date the School Bus is accepted by the Authorized User or put in service, whichever occurs later. Delayed warranty forms are to be provided with the required motor vehicle paper work. Where School Buses develop Chronic Failures during the warranty period, Contractor shall extend the warranty period for an equal period of time following correction of such failures, as indicated in the original warranty. D. The Contractor shall be responsible for all warranty claims related to the School Bus as provided by the Contractor at the time of delivery. All components supplied by the Contractor shall be included and covered by a basic warranty. OEM replacement parts (See Section III.2.8 Replacement Parts) are to be new, not remanufactured, unless the OEM has specified that a replacement part be remanufactured, or prior approval has been granted by the Authorized User. All warranties shall cover all labor and parts replacement during the warranty period. Normal wear and tear items shall be warranted in accordance with manufacturer’s standard warranty. Parts replaced under this warranty shall be of OEM quality or higher.
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GENERAL WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS. If a maintenance program for the Lease Vehicle is provided as a standard feature by the OEM or Contractor, and included in the price of the Vehicle, it shall be provided with the Lease.
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GENERAL WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS. The Contractor shall warrant the Chassis Cab, Truck Body, Plow and Aftermarket Components against parts failure or malfunction due to design, construction or installation errors, defective workmanship, and missing or incorrect parts. Warranty service shall be available within New York State, and shall be honored by all the manufacturer's dealers in New York State. The Authorized User shall be responsible for all transportation, pick-up and delivery for any Chassis Cabs or Upfitted Trucks procured under the Contract requiring warranty service, unless otherwise agreed upon by the Contractor. Additional payment for delivery and/or pickup by the Contractor is at the discretion of the Contractor(s), and must be mutually agreed upon prior to service. The warranty period for all coverage shall begin on the date the Chassis Cab or Upfitted Truck is accepted by the Authorized User or put in service, whichever occurs later. Delayed warranty forms are to be provided with the required motor vehicle paper work. Where Chassis Cab or Upfitted Trucks develop Chronic Failures during the warranty period, Contractor shall extend the warranty period for an equal period of time following correction of such failures, as indicated in the original warranty.
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