Examples of using A fault in English and their translations into Danish
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If a fault in one arises, the combination of heat pumps ensures that it is able to provide continuity of service.
it reduces machine downtime significantly in case of a fault.
But there's a fault in your logic.
should be taken as an indication of a fault in the burner.
comments with electronic sounds of the type that arise when there is a fault in an electronic circuit- glitches.
If you suspect a fault with your goods you should always read through our help pages first.
Ouzo only responds to a fault, not related to current leakage,
We don't mind a fault to be present because this is the time when you will start to learn about trouble-shooting.
The above limitations of liability do not apply insofar as the Seller has fraudulently concealed a fault or has assumed a guarantee for the quality of the goods.
in the case of a fault in the purchased item, is given four means of redress. We therefore propose a hierarchy.
In the case of a fault the vendor is obliged to repair the product to full working order within a reasonable period.
It was revealing in the sense that it, to a fault, confirms the objections on grounds of principle which we Eurosceptics
situated on a fault line, that every now and then knocks down cities
meticulous to a fault, and always devoted to finding the simplest possible result.
Nor can I present the glaring crack in a new expensive vase that was there when I bought it as a fault some six months later.
comments with electronic sounds of the type that arise when there is a fault in an electronic circuit- glitches.
so look for a fault during the repair much easier,
the proposal introducing the principle of the reversal of the burden of the proof by requiring the supplier to prove that he has not committed a fault.
safety of exposed persons may be endagered by a fault in the operation of unsupervised machinery,
The rapporteur rightly states it is a fault of the current Member States that data on exports to stable countries- to other EU countries