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EU Right to Repair Directive

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Directive (EU) 2024/1610 (entered into force July 2024, transposition by July 2026) creates a legal right to repair for consumers. Manufacturers must: supply spare parts and repair tools at reasonable prices; make repair manuals publicly available; offer repair services for at least 5–10 years after product sale; provide a European Repair Information Form (ERIF) with transparent repair costs. Initial product scope: washing machines, dishwashers, refrigerators, TVs, smartphones. Extended scope — including textiles and apparel — expected under the ESPR framework.

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LEGISLATION IDENTIFIER: Directive 2024/1610/EU
LEGISLATION JURISDICTION: European Union
LEGISLATION LEGAL FORCE: https://schema.org/NotInForce
EXTERNAL REFERENCE: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2024/1799/oj
ADDITIONAL PROPERTY: imminent:2026-07status Resale3 repair history records are the evidence base that Right to Repair requires: what was repaired, when, by whom, and using what parts. A signed repair log is what makes a pre-owned product provably compliant with the ERIF documentation standard — and commands a premium at secondary sale.reason resaleappliesSectors eu-exportappliesTriggers appliesMaterials 2jurisdictionRank

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