Replacement Device definition
Examples of Replacement Device in a sentence
For Replacement Devices, We will ship the Replacement Device the next business day, where and when available.
If you have a Protected Device that is not repairable, a device that is ineligible for repair, there is not an authorized repair location or technician available, or We determine that a replacement is necessary, We will contact You informing You that a Replacement Device will be provided to You.
If We provide You with Replacement Equipment, We will ship the Replacement Device the next business day, where and when available.
If you have a Protected Device that is not repairable, a device that is ineligible for repair, there is not an authorized repair location or technician available, or We determine that a replacement is necessary, We will contact You informing You that a Replacement Device will be provided to You upon payment of the Service Request Conversion Fee.
You will be charged a non-refundable fee (“Service Replacement Fee”) for each approved Replacement Device which may vary depending on the type of Protected Device you are replacing.
AIG will organize and pay return of the damaged Insured Device and deliver a Replacement Device to the Insured at an agreed address in Finland.
Customer may transfer the Service from the Device to another Samsung device ("Replacement Device") due to an exchange under this Agreement or by Samsung under the manufacturer's warranty, provided always that the Replacement Device is the same model as the Device.
If Apple exchanges the Authorized Device, or Included Equipment, the original Authorized Device or Included Equipment turned in to Apple becomes Apple’s property and the Replacement Device becomes the Institution’s (or the Authorized User’s if a BYOD device under a User Plan) property and shall be considered an Authorized Device or Included Equipment.
If Apple exchanges the Authorized Device or replacement part, the original Authorized Device or part thereof becomes Apple’s property and the Replacement Device or replacement part is Your property (or the property of Your Authorized User if under a User Plan a BYOD device is involved in the replacement) and will be included in the Service Plan for the remainder of the Service Plan Term.
When the Insured Device is replaced with a Replacement Device, the damaged Insured Device becomes AIG’s property.