What You Should Know About Warranty Laws Of Motorized Wheelchairs
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Understanding Warranty Laws for Motorized Wheelchairs
Purchasing a motorized wheelchair is a significant investment, and understanding the warranty laws can help protect that investment. Warranties ensure product quality and safeguard the buyer's money. Given the cost of these devices, it's crucial to know the applicable warranty laws to address any potential issues promptly.
Key Aspects of Motorized Wheelchair Warranties
According to Section 670 of the General Business Law, amended in 10/96, the warranty laws for motorized wheelchairs address troubleshooting, product replacement, and refunds. Here's what you need to know:
Important Terminologies
- Collateral Costs: Expenses incurred by the consumer for repairing any defective parts.
- Consumer: This refers to:
- The purchaser of the motorized wheelchair for purposes other than resale.
- Someone entrusted with the wheelchair, with the warranty expiring upon transfer of use.
- The individual renting the wheelchair from a recognized outlet under a lease.
- Demonstrator: A motorized wheelchair used for public demonstration purposes.
- Early Termination Costs: Expenses incurred by rental outlets due to lease termination before the specified expiration date.
- Early Termination Savings: Expenses avoided by rental outlets when a lease is terminated early, with the wheelchair returned to the manufacturer.
- Manufacturers:
- Individuals or entities involved in manufacturing or assembling wheelchairs.
- Manufacturers' agents, importers, or distributors.
- The factory, distributing branch, or warrantor. Note that dealers are not considered manufacturers.
- Motorized Wheelchairs: Wheelchairs driven by motors or demonstrators purchased and accepted by consumers.
- Motorized Wheelchair Dealer: Individuals or businesses that sell motorized wheelchairs.
- Nonconformity: Defect or condition stated in the express warranty that affects the wheelchair's function, value, or safety.
- Reasonable Attempt to Repair: Efforts made to fix any nonconformities within the warranty period.
Warranty Requirements
Manufacturers or authorized dealers must provide express warranties at the time of purchase. Understanding these terms can empower consumers to handle repairs, replacements, or refunds efficiently, ensuring their rights are protected.
By familiarizing yourself with these terms and warranty provisions, you can be better prepared to manage any issues that might arise with your motorized wheelchair.
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