European Union (EU) Commission, introduced a new regulation proposal to prevent waste and achieve environmental targets. consisting of new rules that encourage product repair. “right to repair” With the regulation proposal, it will be easier to repair products such as televisions, smartphones and tablets. Here are the details!
With the “right to repair” regulation, manufacturers will repair 10-year-old technological products.
The EU Commission recently proposed a regulation that will facilitate consumers’ access to repair services for technological products. The purpose of the regulation is reduce waste and consumers to save money is to provide.
With the new regulation, consumers; television, washing machine, dishwasher, smartphone, vacuum cleaner And tablet It will make it easier to repair broken products such as In addition, the repair process a more favorable price You will have a chance to get it repaired. In this way, it will prevent the product from changing.
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This step taken by the EU Commission gives consumers the right to a new repair. In this case, vendors will be required to repair when the repair is cheaper or costs the same as a replacement. Thus, it will become an easier and more accessible option.
Consumers will have the right to request repairs from manufacturers, even outside the scope of warranty. According to the new rule, companies that produce products defined by the EU, for 5 to 10 years Will have to repair. This shows that even 10 years old technological products have to be repaired.
Consumers related to the situation in question repair conditions And get price information steps are being taken. For this European Repair Data Sheet System will be established. There will also be important preparations to identify repairmen who offer a better quality of service.
Well, what do you think about the EU Commission right to repair regulation? Do you think it will prevent wastage? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section!