Repair Protection Sample Clauses

Repair Protection. If Your product is eligible for repair protection this Agreement provides, at Our discretion, for the repair or replacement of Your product to its standard operating condition provided the product, during normal usage, fails to perform its intended functions due to normal wear and tear; mechanical or electrical failure; or a defect in either materials or workmanship. Parts used to repair or replace the covered product may be new, used, refurbished or non-original manufacturer’s parts that perform to factory specifications of the product.
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Repair Protection. If Your Adjustable Bed is eligible for repair protection this Agreement provides, at Our discretion, for the repair or replacement of Your Adjustable Bed to its standard operating condition provided the Adjustable Bed, during normal usage, fails to perform its intended functions due to normal wear and tear; mechanical or electrical failure; or a defect in either materials or workmanship. Replacement Protection: If Your Adjustable Bed is eligible for replacement protection this Agreement provides for a one- time replacement of your Adjustable Bed throughout the term of this Agreement. Replacement Adjustable Bed may be new or refurbished that perform to factory specifications of the original Adjustable Bed. If a like or kind product is unavailable, You may receive the original value of the Adjustable Bed, not including taxes, shipping or handling, in a check, gift card, or voucher at the discretion of the insurance company or Us. You may be required to ship the Adjustable Bed to a designated facility for inspection. If You moved outside of service area You will not be required to ship the Adjustable Bed back.
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