Common use of Unplanned Maintenance Clause in Contracts

Unplanned Maintenance. From the Performance Start Date for each Unit through the term of this Contract for such Unit, Seller shall provide Parts and Services for Unplanned Maintenance of the Covered Unit, provided that Buyer or third parties retained by Buyer (including the operations and maintenance contractor) shall not be precluded from the performance of Unplanned Maintenance such as the installation of Operational Spares or the repair or replacement of components not normally anticipated to be repaired or replaced as a part of Planned Maintenance if such action by Buyer or third parties retained by Buyer would substantially reduce the Outage interval and would be performed under the technical supervision of Seller. It is understood that the warranties set forth in Part 7.1 shall not apply to services performed by Buyer or third parties retained by Buyer. If the Covered Units require Unplanned Maintenance during the term of this Contract, Buyer shall promptly notify Seller's Assigned Technical Advisor in writing and as soon as reasonably possible make the Covered Units available to Seller. Seller shall perform Unplanned Maintenance to correct any defect by (i) performing necessary Services, (ii) repairing and re-installing defective components of the Covered Units and/or (iii) delivering necessary replacement Parts in accordance with Part 5.1.1