Mechanical Breakdown. 2.2.9 electric current (other than lightning) to electrical equipment or appliances or cables.
Mechanical Breakdown is the failure of an item included under the ‘What is included?’ causing a sudden stoppage of function, for a reason other than wear and tear, deterioration or negligence.
Mechanical Breakdown. Electronic components which may be subject to defects through no fault of the student. Deductible: 1st Incident: Covered 2nd Incident: Covered 3rd Incident: Covered 4th Incident: Covered Student must report mechanical breakdowns to teacher/principal at their school immediately. The student’s device will be repaired and a loaner device will be provided, if available. School staff must report the issue by creating a Help Desk Ticket. Stolen Device: With a copy of a Police/PGCPS Security Services Report indicating theft did not result from negligence. Deductible: 1st Incident: Covered Repeated Incidents will be investigated to determine negligence If stolen at school, the student should alert administration and the PGCPS security office, as outlined in his/her school’s procedure. If stolen away from school, the family should file a police report and provide a copy to the school’s administration. A loaner device will be provided, if available. Incidents NOT Covered Negligence: Damage or other loss resulting from improper care as determined by observation, type of damage, or via investigation by school staff. Deductible: 1st Incident: $30 2nd Incident: Replacement Cost A loaner device will be issued once the deductible is paid. The student’s device will be repaired or replaced. Lost Devices or Chargers: Lost devices or chargers will be treated as negligence. Deductible: 1st Incident: $30 2nd Incident: Replacement Cost Replacement Costs pricing is based on current market value. subject to change. Chromebooks - $200 Device Chargers, Screens, Batteries, and other peripheral devices will be charged at full replacement cost, based on the device model and current market value. Prince Xxxxxx’s County Public Schools employees reserve the right to randomly inspect any computing device on a regular basis for appropriate usage as outlined in this agreement. Upon request, I will return the device in proper working condition on the designated date before the end of the year or my last date of enrollment. By signing this equipment, both student and parent acknowledge they have read and agree to the terms laid out in this student device usage agreement and all referenced administrative procedures. A signed copy of this form must be received by the school before a student can be issued a device. School Student Name Printed Address Phone Number Student ID Number Grade Level Equipment Description Make Model Barcode Number Serial Number
Mechanical Breakdown. When there is a mechanical failure on the part of the Employer, and the Waste Truck Drivers and the Waste Collectors are required to work in excess of ten (10) hours, overtime will be provided.
Mechanical Breakdown or damage arising from the use of a grade of fuel not recommended by the manufacturers of the covered Vehicle.
Mechanical Breakdown. In the event that the Operator and/or Supplier have a major breakdown at their operating sites, Operator and/or Supplier are temporarily relieved of their obligations under this Agreement until the repairs to the facility have been completed. Operator and/or Supplier shall notify the other party of the breakdown within forty-eight (48) hours and give an estimated time for repairs. The Agreement shall be back in full force and effect the day after the repairs are completed. Best efforts must be exercised by Operator and/or Supplier towards resolutions of any such problems, and the efforts to repair must be accomplished in a timely fashion.
Mechanical Breakdown. When employees are made idle by a mechanical breakdown or by any other cause, and such employees are requested to remain at their posts or at the plant, they shall be paid their regular hourly rate. Pieceworkers affected by similar circumstances shall be compensated at the hourly rate for time so lost. However, if a disruption, mechanical or otherwise, is going to be longer than one half hour, the Employer shall have the prerogative of requesting that employees leave their post or the plant, but to return at a specific time so as to complete the regularly scheduled shift. Employees shall have the option of whether or not they wish to return to work in these circumstances, and in the event they choose to exercise this option, they shall only be paid for time so worked. When the Employer requires employees to work through their coffee break and then sends the employees home for the balance of the shift, the employees shall be paid for break period they missed. The Employer may at its discretion reschedule lunch and coffee breaks during a mechanical breakdown.
Mechanical Breakdown. We" do not pay for loss or damage caused by mechanical breakdown or rupturing or bursting of moving parts of machinery caused by centrifugal force. However, "we" do pay for any resulting breakage of building glass or loss caused by a "specified peril". This exclusion does not apply to "hardware".
Mechanical Breakdown. We" do not pay for loss or damage caused by or resulting from mechanical or electrical breakdown or failure of the property including, but not limited to, rupture or bursting by centrifugal force. But if mechanical breakdown results in a covered peril, "we" do cover the loss or damage caused by that covered peril.
Mechanical Breakdown. During the Term of the Agreement, the Administrator will reimburse the approved cost of a Mechanical Breakdown of the Agreement Holder’s Watercraft less the Deductible. Non-Defective Engine Breakdown Overheating* Preignition Heat Cracked Heads Carbonized Rings Detonation Warped Heads Heat Collapsed Rings Burnt Valves All Engine Sensor Failures Scored Pistons Bent Valves Thermostat Failures Scored Cylinders Tuliped Valves Heat Cracked Block *Any overheating conditions created by raw water pump and/or impeller failures or those that do not result in a Mechanical Breakdown are not eligible for Coverage under this program. Claim Payment Benefits Term - A period of 5 years beginning on the original in-service manufacturer warranty date of the first owner of the Watercraft as registered with Formula. Delivery Date - The date the original Agreement Holder or original owner takes delivery of the Watercraft. Deductible - All covered repairs made under the Agreement are subject to a $25 Deductible Lubricants Coolants Belts Spark Plugs Service Assist Clamps Filters Hoses Engine Tuning Lake Test Sea Trial Shop Supplies Taxes per covered repair, per component group. Diesel engines are subject to a $100 deductible. Coverage - The engine component Coverage listed in this booklet. In the event of a Mechanical Breakdown of a covered component listed in this Formula Guard Agreement booklet, the Agreement provides for the reimbursement of the cost of a Service Assist to include: on-water towing, hoist/lift-out, haul-out, dockside repair call, pick-up/delivery or like services if necessary in order to perform the covered repair. Reimbursement will be for up to a maximum of one (1) hour of the posted shop labor rate not to exceed $125 per claim occurrence and must be performed by an OEM authorized marine repair facility. Only one Service Assist can be applied per claim occurrence and Service Assist is not subject to a Deductible. The Service Assist benefit begins on the delivery date of your Watercraft and can be utilized during the OEM’s warranty period. See Reimbursement section on page 8 for specific reimbursement details on all approved claims categories.
