Common use of No Fault Found Clause in Contracts

No Fault Found. 2.8.1 Seller may invoice Nortel if Seller determines that units where no fault is found (NFF) exceeds [*] or more of the returned Products over any rolling [*] period during the Term. The invoice will be based on Seller’ then-current charges for full functional tests and any other additional requirement, as set out in Exhibit D, and will include a reasonable charge for return freight in addition to the specified fee. Seller will return the Products to Nortel, using Nortel’s chosen carrier. Seller will test the Products and return them to Nortel within the Repair Period or as otherwise mutually agreed to by the parties. 2.8.2 If quantity of NFF Products equals more than [*] of the Product Replacement Rate (RpR), Seller will (a) perform a root cause analysis, and (b) implement a plan to correct the NFF returns occurrences within [*] of reaching the [*] level. Seller will include the analysis results and the plan in the report as set out in Part 1 of Exhibit G of the Agreement.