Tune-Up(s) Sample Clauses

Tune-Up(s). What is covered? • 1 Tune-Up per Term for each cooling system and/or 1 Tune-Up per Term for each heating system, except for the following in “What is not covered?” below. • Tune-Ups for the cooling systems will be performed between February and March of each year. Tune-Ups for the heating systems will be performed between November and December of each year. What is not covered? Inspection of ductwork and any work not included in a Tune-Up. See also “Additional Exclusions”. Water Heater: What types of water heaters are covered? An electric, natural gas or propane water heater. What types of water heaters are not covered? Solar or solar assisted water heaters, oil fired water heaters, pool and/or spa water heaters. What is covered? All parts of Your water heaters inside Your Home, except those in “What is not covered?” below. What is not covered? Solar parts, holding or storage tanks, noise, fuel storage tanks and energy conservation units, flues and vents, earthquake straps, mounting stands. See also “Additional Exclusions”. What is the maximum amount We will pay for Covered Repairs? • Up to $1,500 per Term (“Benefit Limit”). • Multiple Service Calls up to the Benefit Limit. See “What is a Service Call?” below.
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Tune-Up(s). To the extent that Intel prepares and delivers any Tune-ups to Streamline, Streamline shall have a non-exclusive license under any Intel copyright therein to incorporate such Tune-Ups into the software application for which the Tune-Up was made. Streamline shall retain sole title to the product so modified, and may license, modify, adapt, translate, distribute, sell, and otherwise commercialize it in any way whatsoever without any duty of accounting to Intel arising from the incorporation of the Tune-Ups. The Parties do not intend to create a "joint work." * Confidential treatment requested
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Tune-Up(s). Gas engines routinely need tune-ups every couple of years and some engines won't start and run smoothly without one. A tune-up generally includes new points, spark plugs and rotor, much like a car. Buyers of boats with gasoline engines would be wise to have the engine tuned up prior to leaving the docks.
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