An Act To Require The Cooperation Of Original Manufacturers Of Electronic Devices To Facilitate The Repair Of Those Devices By Device Owners And Independent Repair Providers

Summary

The bill creates a "right to repair" framework that obligates original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to make repair documentation, spare parts, and service tools available to consumers and unaffiliated repair businesses on fair and reasonable terms. It applies to digital electronic equipment priced at $50 or more, while excluding items such as motor vehicles, medical devices, heavy equipment, and video game consoles. The goal is to expand repair options beyond authorized service channels.

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