Yes when a valid backup and compatible hardware and software are available. Parameters must be reviewed and commissioning tests completed before service.
Use fault logs, operating patterns, environmental conditions, measurements and component history to identify root cause rather than repeatedly replacing parts.
Support may be possible when adequate drawings, parameters, access rights and component information are available, but proprietary systems may limit diagnosis or replacement options.
Keep records for the period required by local law and throughout the equipment lifecycle where practical, including inspections, faults, repairs, replacements and software changes.
Typical exclusions include unsafe work, unauthorized modification, incorrect installation, external power problems, water damage, misuse and normal wear unless contract terms state otherwise.