Right to Repair Comes: This Changes From 31 July
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Manufacturers must intervene on the technically recoverable goods, with spare parts and manuals also accessible to independent laboratories. The aim is to reduce waste, waste and costs for families, contrasting the planned obsolescence
From 31 July, new rules will apply in Germany for the repair of electrical appliances. What changes in your rights:
The European Union (EU), specifically the European Parliament and the European Council, have promoted and approved a new regulation that will enter into force from 31 July of this year, known as the law on the right to repair. This new law obliges manufacturers to offer arrangements at reasonable and affordable prices ... Continue reading "From 31 July the "right to repair" will force manufacturers to fix devices and appliances at a good price"
AGI - Takes tomorrow the new right to repair provided by Directive (EU) 2024/1799, which introduces obligations for manufacturers and new rights for consumers throughout the Union. The rules require manufacturers to repair products such as washing machines, smartphones and vacuum cleaners within reasonable time and costs, ensuring the availability of spare parts and transparent information on repair services. This tool aims to promote more susta…
By July 31, EU member states must implement the European directive promoting a more sustainable consumption model for smartphones, home appliances and tablets.
From 31 July 2026, consumers will have more rights in relation to purchased electrical appliances, their repair and spare parts.
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