Iowa Right to Repair Act mandates manufacturers to provide diagnostic and repair information to independent repair providers and consumers.
The Iowa Right to Repair Act establishes consumer rights to repair specified goods, including hand-held electronic communication devices, home appliances, and motor vehicles. It requires manufacturers to provide diagnostic and repair information to independent repair providers and consumers after the product is six years old. The act prohibits manufacturers from requiring proprietary formats for diagnostic and repair information and mandates fair and reasonable terms for sales. It also voids any consumer agreement that waives these rights.
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