Return of serviceable Unit Sample Clauses

Return of serviceable Unit. The acceptance of a return of a serviceable unit must be mutually agreed between the parties. In case of return of a serviceable Loan Unit or Core Unit, LHT will test and recertify the unit at the sole expense of Customer in order to comply with LHT’s quality system. Returns of new units shall in any case be accompanied, clearly indicated to the respective item, by an entirely completed Certificate of Release to Service (CRS) substantially in accordance with the following requirements: • EASA Form one or • TCCA 24-0078 or • Certificate of conformance accepted by the aviation authority in the manufacturer’s country (not for EASA states, USA or Canada) or • Manufacturer’s certificate of conformance (only with acceptance by LHT) and Maintained units shall be accompanied by all operational records and a combined CRS (Dual Release) in accordance with the following requirements: • A CRS valid for EASA/FAA Customers, issued by a maintenance organization holding both an EASA Part-145 Approval and a FAA 14 CFR Part 145/TCCA CAR 573 Certificate, certified: • on an EASA Form 1 including a CFR Part 43 Return to Service statement when the organization is located in an EASA country; • on a FAA Form 8130-3 including and EASA Part-145.A.50 Release to Service statement when the organization is located in the USA; • on a TCCA Form 24-0078 including an EASA Part-145.A.50 Release to Service statement when the organization is located in Canada; New units shall be provided with a minimum of six (6) month warranty from date of receipt.
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