(computer science) The maintenance performed as required, on an unscheduled basis, by the contractor following equipment failure. Also known as remedial maintenance.
(engineering) A procedure of repairing components or equipment as necessary either by on-site repair or by replacing individual elements in order to keep the system in proper operating condition.
remedial maintenance
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| Computer Desktop Encyclopedia: remedial maintenance |
A repair service that is required because the product malfunctioned. Contrast with preventive maintenance.
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