Special information on Do-It-Yourself Installation Sample Clauses

Special information on Do-It-Yourself Installation. On establishment or relocation, the customer and TDC may enter into an agreement on Do-It-Yourself Installation (‘DIY’) if this is technically possible, including that the installation site has an existing and usable connection to TDC’s public telecommunications network with the relevant technology, see Clause 1 (including a socket). With DIY, TDC will, against payment, send a Do-It-Yourself package with connection equipment to the customer, see Clause 5 of TDC’s General Terms and Conditions. The customer will then handle the physical connection of the connection equipment at the installation site at an agreed time. The customer is responsible for ensuring that the physical connection of the connection equipment is done correctly, so that the Service will subsequently function properly. For agreements on subscription to broadband via cable TV network (coax), however, it is a special technical requirement that the signal level in the cable TV network must be sufficiently high in the network termi- nation point, see Clause 5 of TDC’s General Terms and Conditions, and if it turns out in connection with a Do-It-Yourself installation that the signal level in the cable TV network is too low, TDC will perform fault repair free of charge. TDC is not liable for the working condition of any existing internal network at the installation site (existing extra telephone socket or extra antenna socket), see Clause 5 of TDC’s General Terms and Conditions, following the customer’s DIY installation of the connection equipment. If the customer requests TDC to perform the installation or repair faults in the installation made by the cus- tomer, TDC will charge the usual fee for this. Service has been interrupted due to the customer’s inadequate installation of the connection equipment. If a fault is reported in connection with the sub- scription and it turns out that the fault is due to the customer’s inadequate in- stallation of the connection equipment, the customer is under an obligation to cover TDC’s fault location expenses.
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Special information on Do-It-Yourself Installation. On establishment or relocation of a subscription to TDC’s IP telephony ser- vice, the customer and TDC may enter into an agreement on Do-It-Yourself Installation (‘DIY’) if this is technically possible, including that the installation site has an existing and usable connection to TDC’s public telecommunications network with the relevant technology (a socket). With DIY, TDC will, against payment, send a Do-It-Yourself package with connection equipment to the customer, see Clause 5 of TDC’s General Terms and Conditions. The customer will then handle the physical connection of the connection equipment at the installation site at an agreed time. The customer is responsible for ensuring that the physical connection of the connection equipment is done correctly, so that the IP telephony service will subsequently function properly. TDC is not liable for the working condition of any existing internal telecommunications installation at the installation site, see Clause 3 (existing extra phone sockets), following DIY installation of the connection equipment by the customer. If the customer asks TDC to perform the installation or repair faults in the installation made by the customer, TDC will charge the usual fee for this. No reduction in the subscription charge is granted for a period in which the IP telephony service has been interrupted due to the customer’s inadequate in- stallation of the connection equipment. If a fault is reported in connection with the subscription and it turns out that the fault is due to the customer’s inadequate installation of the connection equipment, the customer is under an obligation to cover TDC’s fault location expenses.
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