Maintenance of Charging Stations Sample Clauses

Maintenance of Charging Stations. 3.2.1. ChargePoint shall ensure that the Charging Stations function in the manner required to provide the Service. In the event Subscriber knows of or becomes aware of any malfunctioning Charging Station, Subscriber shall promptly notify CPI of such malfunction. ChargePoint will respond to Subscriber within 1 (one) business day of learning of a malfunctioning Charging Station. Subscriber will cooperate with CPI, so that CPI may remotely diagnose an issue with the Charging Station. ChargePoint is responsible for servicing, repairing, modifying, and adjusting Charging Stations. Subscriber shall not directly or indirectly service, repair, modify or adjust any Charging Station. ChargePoint’s obligations include providing labor and parts coverage for vandalism, damage or other problems caused by accidents or negligence; provided that, ChargePoint reserves all rights to charge Subscriber for all costs incurred for unauthorized services, repairs, modifications and adjustments to the Charging Station caused by Subscriber, its employees, agents. 3.2.2. ChargePoint’s obligations under this Section 3 do not include repairing, replacing monitoring or servicing anything other than the Charging Stations. For example, ChargePoint will not configure, repair, replace or otherwise maintain repeaters installed by Subscriber as part of the Site Preparation Process. 3.2.3. Subscriber agrees that it shall not interfere with, or cause its employees or agents to interfere with, CPI’s performance of maintenance services, or in any other way interfere with CPI’s responsibilities under this Agreement. 3.2.4. Subscriber agrees to provide CPI or its service partners with access, during normal business hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday), to the Charging Stations to perform required maintenance work. In addition, Subscriber shall designate and keep current a Subscriber manager in its ChargePoint Cloud Service account, who shall act as Subscriber’s sole liaison with CPI for those matters covered by this Agreement.
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Maintenance of Charging Stations. 3.3.1 ChargePoint shall ensure that the Charging Stations function in accordance with published specifications during the Term. In the event Customer knows of or becomes aware of any malfunctioning Charging Station, Customer shall promptly notify CPI of such malfunction. ChargePoint will respond to Customer within two business days of learning of a malfunctioning Charging Station. Customer will cooperate with CPI, so that CPI may remotely diagnose an issue with the Charging Station. Customer shall not directly or indirectly service, repair, modify or adjust the Charging Stations. ChargePoint’s obligations include providing labor and parts coverage for vandalism, damage or other problems caused by accidents or negligence. 3.3.2 ChargePoint’s obligations under this Section 3 do not include repairing, replacing monitoring or servicing anything other than the Charging Stations. For example, ChargePoint will not configure, repair, replace or otherwise maintain repeaters installed by Customer as part of the Site Preparation Process. 3.3.3 Customer agrees that it shall not interfere with, or cause its employees or agents to interfere with, CPI’s performance of maintenance services, or in any other way interfere with CPI’s responsibilities under this Agreement. 3.3.4 Customer agrees to provide CPI or its service partners with access, during normal business hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday), to the Charging Stations in order to perform required maintenance work. In addition, Customer shall designate in writing a Customer manager who shall act as Customer’s sole liaison with CPI for those matters covered by this Agreement. Customer shall update CPI in writing, in the event it wishes to designate a new Customer manager. 3.3.5 Customer agrees, at its own expense and at all times during the Term, to keep public areas, parking spaces, streets and sidewalks appurtenant to the Designated Parking Spaces reasonably free of debris and rubbish and in good repair and condition.
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Maintenance of Charging Stations. ChargePoint shall ensure that the Charging Stations function in the manner required to provide the Service. In the event Subscriber knows of or becomes aware of any malfunctioning Charging Station, Subscriber shall promptly notify CPI of such malfunction. ChargePoint will respond to Subscriber within two business days of learning of a malfunctioning Charging Station. Subscriber will cooperate with CPI, so that CPI may remotely diagnose an issue with the Charging Station. ChargePoint is responsible for servicing, repairing, modifying and adjusting Charging Stations. Subscriber shall not directly or indirectly service, repair, modify or adjust any Charging Station. ChargePoint’s obligations include providing labor and parts coverage for vandalism, damage or other problems caused by accidents or negligence; provided that, Subscriber shall reimburse ChargePoint for all costs incurred by for services, repairs, modifications and adjustments caused by Subscriber, its employees, agents and business invitees.
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