Oklahoma Agriculture Right to Repair Act mandates fair access to repair information and parts for agricultural equipment.
The Oklahoma Agriculture Right to Repair Act requires original equipment manufacturers to provide documentation, parts, and tools for agricultural equipment repairs on fair and reasonable terms. It prohibits manufacturers from using parts pairing or other mechanisms to prevent or inhibit repairs by independent repair providers. The act also mandates that manufacturers make available any special documentation, tools, and parts needed to access and reset electronic locks for repair purposes. The Attorney General is directed to enforce this act, ensuring compliance with its provisions.
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