North Carolina H938 mandates fair repair requirements for digital electronics manufacturers.
North Carolina H938, the Right to Repair Digital Electronics Act, requires manufacturers to provide independent repair providers and owners with diagnostic and repair information free of charge and in the same manner as authorized repair providers. Manufacturers must also make diagnostic repair tools available for purchase under fair and reasonable terms. If a manufacturer fails to provide necessary information, independent repair providers or owners can notify the manufacturer and file a complaint if the issue is not resolved within 30 days.
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