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Letter: Expand ‘Right to Repair’ to Electronics

“Planned obsolescence leaves consumers grappling with archaic appliances, extinct electronics, and broken banks.”

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The new European right to repair regulation obliges manufacturers to offer more repair options.

·Madrid, Spain
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From 31 July, European legislation enters into force, which includes a long series of appliances and appliances. How does the extension of warranty duration work, from 24 months to 12 months extra

·Turin, Italy
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Incoming revolution for European citizens, with the introduction of the "right to repair" aimed at giving new life to washing machines, vacuum cleaners, mobile phones and other consumer goods no longer working but still repairable. Assoutenti reminds us, which underlines that by 31 July the Member States, and therefore Italy, will have to transpose the EU Directive 2024/1799 aimed at promoting the repair of consumer goods, reducing the premature…

·Rome, Italy
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Since 31 July, the right to repair household appliances and electronic devices such as washing machines, vacuum cleaners and mobile phones has been triggered. By that date, Member States will have to transpose the EU Directive 2024/1799, which encourages the repair of consumer goods in order to reduce the premature disposal of repairable products and to counter the phenomenon of scheduled obsolescence. [...] The article Household appliances and …

·Rome, Italy
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By 31 July all EU Member States will have to transpose Directive 2024/1799 aimed at encouraging the repair of consumer goods, reducing premature disposal of repairable products and combating the phenomenon of obsolescence... (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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