Common use of Mechanical Issues Clause in Contracts

Mechanical Issues. Agent makes efforts to maintain the Premises. Renter understands that all mechanical and electrical infrastructure within the Premises are up to code, but Agent cannot guarantee against mechanical or electrical failures such as issues with the plumbing, heating, water, air conditioning, electronic devices, internet, appliances, or cable services. Renter shall report any nonfunctional equipment and other maintenance issues to Agent immediately. Agent shall make a reasonable effort to have maintenance done in a timely matter. Renter thus agrees to allow Agent and persons permitted by Agent to access the premises for the purpose of inspection and maintenance. Renter agrees that Agent will not be responsible for inconveniences that may occur for mechanical issues, and no refunds or rent deductions shall be issued due to mechanical issues.

Mechanical Issues. Agent makes efforts to maintain the Premises. Renter understands that all mechanical and electrical infrastructure within the Premises are up to code, but Agent cannot guarantee against mechanical or electrical failures such as issues with the plumbing, heating, water, air conditioning, electronic devices, internet, appliances, or cable services. Renter shall report any nonfunctional equipment and other maintenance issues to Agent immediately. Agent shall make a reasonable effort to have maintenance done in a timely matter. Renter ▇▇▇▇▇▇ thus agrees to allow Agent and persons permitted by Agent to access the premises for the purpose of inspection and maintenance. Renter ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees that Agent will not be responsible for inconveniences that may occur for mechanical issues, and no refunds or rent deductions shall be issued due to mechanical issues.