Common use of Warranty Work Clause in Contracts

Warranty Work. Warranty Work is work which is not a service contract or replacement program and which is performed pursuant to a pre-existing warranty on new or rehabilitated equipment or systems (1) in order to assure that seller representations will be honored at no additional cost to the Company; (2) within eighteen (18) months of the installation of such warranted equipment unless longer warranties are the manufacturer’s published standard warranties offered to customers in the normal course of business; and (3) for the limited time necessary to make effective seller guarantees that such equipment or systems are free of errors or will perform at stated levels of performance. The Company may use Outside Entities to perform Warranty Work provided the guarantor of the Warranty Work is responsible for the cost of such work.

Warranty Work. Warranty Work is work which is not a service contract or replacement program and which whi ch is performed pursuant to a pre-pre - existing warranty on new or rehabilitated equipment or systems (1) in order to assure that seller representations will be honored at no additional cost to the Company; (2) within eighteen (18) months of the installation of such warranted equipment unless longer warranties are the manufacturer’s published standard warranties offered to customers in the normal course of business; and (3) for the limited time necessary to make effective seller guarantees that such equipment or systems are free of errors or will perform at stated levels of performance. The Company may use Outside Entities to perform Warranty Work provided the guarantor of the Warranty Work is responsible for the cost of such work.