Reconditioning Disinfectors Units Sample Clauses

Reconditioning Disinfectors Units. (a) In the event a Disinfector unit is returned by a customer due to OAI or customer administrative error (unrelated to the Company), OAI shall bear the reasonable costs and expenses required to disconnect, ship, recondition, package, and/or reinstall such Disinfector unit (collectively, the “Reconditioning Expenses”). If a Disinfector unit is returned because the customer elects not to purchase after an evaluation, OAI and the Company shall bear the Reconditioning Expenses equally. (OAI shall inform the Company in advance of placing a Disinfector unit for evaluation.) If a Disinfector unit is returned because it has failed to perform in accordance with specifications (e.g., component part failure), the Company shall bear the Reconditioning Expenses. The Company shall keep an inventory of all parts required to support the reconditioning of all Disinfector Units that are less than seven years old when returned to the Company. The Company may charge OAI a premium of not more than 5% of the existing transfer cost of a part which is unusual or difficult to acquire. Reconditioned Disinfector units shall have the same warranty as the warranty set forth in Section 7.9. In cases when OAI bears all of the Reconditioning Expenses for an MV Disinfector unit or if an evaluation MV Disinfector unit is drawn from OAI’s demonstration pool for sale in connection with OAI’s normal demonstration pool inventory turnover, a surcharge of $345.00 will be added to the cost of reconditioning to cover the warranty period set forth in Section 7.9. In cases when OAI and the Company share equally the Reconditioning Expenses for an evaluation MV Disinfector unit drawn from OAI’s new or “Class 2” inventory pools, a surcharge of $172.50 will be added to the cost of reconditioning to cover the warranty period set forth in Section 7.9. The Company’s hourly reconditioning labor rate for the initial year of the Agreement Term shall be $100.00. The Company shall only xxxx OAI for actual hours worked. The Company may increase this rate by no more than 5% per year. Any permitted increases must be communicated to OAI in writing at least 60 days prior to the start of that Agreement Term year. The Company shall provide OAI with an estimate of the Reconditioning Expenses within five (5) Business Days of the Company’s receipt of the Disinfector unit. Within seven (7) Business Days of receipt of this Reconditioning estimate, OAI will either (i) approve the Reconditioning Expense and issue a purchase...
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Reconditioning Disinfectors Units. In the event a Disinfector unit is returned by a customer due to OAI or customer administrative error (unrelated to the Company), OAI shall bear the reasonable costs and expenses required to disconnect, ship back, and/or recondition such Disinfector unit (collectively, the "Reconditioning Expenses"). If a Disinfector unit is returned because the customer elects not to purchase after an evaluation, OAI and the Company shall bear the Reconditioning Expenses equally. (OAI shall inform the Company in advance of placing a Disinfector unit for evaluation.) If a Disinfector unit is returned because it has failed to perform in accordance with specifications (e.g., component part failure), the Company shall bear the Reconditioning Expenses. Within six months after the date of this Agreement, the parties will have formulated and begin implementation of SOPs that deal specifically with the reconditioning of Disinfectors.
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