Massachusetts S3208 amends consumer electronic device laws to require manufacturers to provide documentation, parts, and tools for repairs.
Massachusetts S3208 amends the consumer electronic device laws to mandate that manufacturers of consumer electronic devices provide documentation, parts, and tools to owners and independent repair providers for diagnosis, maintenance, or repair. The bill defines "consumer electronic device" as a product that depends on digital electronics to function, is generally used for personal or household purposes, and is sold, used, or supplied in Massachusetts. The bill exempts certain equipment, such as motor vehicles, farm equipment, and video game consoles, from these requirements.
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