When you purchase a product, you generally don’t think about any possible harm that the product could cause. Certain promises are made through warranties, but sometimes unexpected injuries occur. What then?
A consumer warranty is a seller or manufacturer’s guarantee assuring a product’s level of quality and reliability. You can hold the seller accountable if the product fails to meet these standards, such as breaking or failing to work as advertised. Often, you can seek a product replacement or repair free of charge.
Warranties give you certain rights to expect the business to repair or replace your product if you discover a problem. Valid warranties and related consumer protection laws compel sellers and manufacturers to meet basic expectations. For example, you may buy a dishwasher only to discover it floods your kitchen due to a defective seal on the door. You can make a warranty claim to get a free seal replacement from the business that fits your model and stops the leaking.
The benefits of a product warranty depend on what it covers. Warranty coverage depends on the warranty’s specific language or the law. If you feel like a warranty has been breached or failed to cover the extent of damages, contact our experienced attorneys for a free consultation. 360 Consumer Law™ will help you turn the tide in your favor and make sure you are fully covered.
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