Alaska HB162 mandates digital product manufacturers to provide documentation, parts, and tools for repair to independent service providers and owners.

HB162, the Digital Right to Repair Act, requires digital product manufacturers to provide documentation, parts, and tools for repair to independent service providers and owners. This applies to digital products sold or leased in Alaska after the Act's effective date. Farm equipment is subject to specific provisions regarding parts availability. The Act prohibits charging more than authorized service providers and voids agreements that limit manufacturer obligations. It also exempts motor vehicles and excludes trade secrets from disclosure. The Act takes effect January 1, 2026.

Alaska HB162 mandates digital product manufacturers to provide documentation, parts, and tools for repair to independent service providers and owners.

HB162, the Digital Right to Repair Act, requires digital product manufacturers to provide documentation, parts, and tools for repair to independent service providers and owners. This applies to digital products sold or leased in Alaska after the Act's effective date. Farm equipment is subject to specific provisions regarding parts availability. The Act prohibits charging more than authorized service providers and voids agreements that limit manufacturer obligations. It also exempts motor vehicles and excludes trade secrets from disclosure. The Act takes effect January 1, 2026.