Proper Operating Condition means the Item was correctly located within the Covered Property, was properly installed to code at the time of installation, was fully connected, was capable of successfully performing all operations commensurate with the manufacturer’s original design intention, and did not pose any hazard to life or property.
Proper Operating Condition means the item/system was correctly located within the home, was properly installed to code at the time of installation, was fully connected, was capable of successfully performing all operations commensurate with the manufacturer’s original design intention, and did not pose any hazard to life or property. • A “necessary or required upgrade” is a replacement improving: manufacturer specification; energy efficiency; or system performance due to external circumstances (such as inability to obtain parts/equipment or government mandated system modifications). • “Item” examples: air conditioning unit, heating unit, water heater, individual appliances such as refrigerator, dishwasher and ceiling fans.
Proper Operating Condition means the item/system was correctly located within the home, was properly installed to code at the time of installation, was fully connected, was capable of successfully performing all operations commensurate with the manufacturer’s original design intention, and did not pose any hazard to life or property. • A “necessary or required upgrade” is a replacement improving: manufacturer specification; energy efficiency; or system performance due to external circumstances (such as inability to obtain parts/equipment or government mandated system modifications). SAMPLE
Examples of Proper Operating Condition in a sentence
The Claim Buyout amount will be strictly calculated based on: (i) our costs for the parts required to repair the Item to return it to Proper Operating Condition; or (ii) our costs to replace Items; and (iii) our estimated labor costs for our in-network Service Professional to perform the repair or replacement services.
More Definitions of Proper Operating Condition
Proper Operating Condition means where a Backflow Preventer is properly installed and functions as designed, all in accordance with the CCC Program;
Proper Operating Condition means the item/system was correctly located within the business premises, was properly installed to code at the time of installation, was fully connected, was capable of successfully performing all operations commensurate with the manufacturer’s original design intention, and did not pose any hazard to life or property. 9
Proper Operating Condition means where a Backflow Preventer functions as designed and, in the case of an Approved Backflow Prevention Assembly, also meets the test criteria set forth by CAN/CSA Standard B64.10.1 “Maintenance and Field Testing of Backflow Preventers” (most current edition);