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 | Why
do you need a Trane Extended Warranty? |
| What
type of Extended Warranties are available? |
| What
does the Trane Extended Warranty exclude? |
What Does The Trane Extended Warranty
Exclude?
Any routine maintenance. However, if during the performance of
routine maintenance, a component is found to be faulty, and in the
reasonable judgment of the Servicer, the component is expected to
fail and should be replaced, the component could be covered as well
as the labor to replace the component depending on the agreement
coverage. In no case will travel time be covered.
| Air filters, drain lines, condensate pumps, refrigerant lines,
ducts, electrical wiring external of the equipment, or any other
equipment not listed as a covered item on the Extended Warranty
Agreement.
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| Repairs to correct failures or malfunctions that are not
considered manufacturing defects, such as damage or malfunctions
resulting from fire, water, storms, earthquake, faulty power supply,
theft, riot, misuse, abuse, or the improper selection, installation,
or application of the equipment.
[Trane
recommends that routine maintenance be performed as recommended in
the owner's manual to insure proper performance of the equipment.
Failure to do so will result in improper performance, excessive
electrical costs, and excessive component failure.]
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| Any failure or malfunction caused by the failure of the
Equipment Owner to perform preventative maintenance as recommended
by the manufacturer.
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| Repairs to alter the equipment to meet changes in Federal,
state, or local codes or regulations.
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| Premium labor charges charged by the servicer for repairs which
are required during other than normal working hours.
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| Any freight on parts.
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| Welding supplies, shop rags, screws, bolts and nuts, or other
miscellaneous items that could be considered "expendable items".
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| Any work performed by any servicer not approved by Trane's
Extended Warranty Department.
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| Failures or malfunctions on equipment installed in
establishments with corrosive atmospheres such as dry cleaners,
beauty shops, printing facilities, etc.
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| Failures or malfunctions on compressor bearing equipment in
which the age of the equipment exceeds ten (10) years of age.
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| Appearance: Features, aesthetics, paint and cabinet parts,
knobs, and buttons, including, but not limited to, rust and
corrosion.
If You Own A Trane Extended Warranty And You Have A Failure -
What Do You Do?
Call Your Independent Trane Servicer.
He Will Take Care Of You Into The 21st Century !
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