Pennsylvania HB386 mandates digital electronic equipment manufacturers to disclose repairability scores and related information to consumers.
Pennsylvania HB386, known as the Repairability Index Act, requires original equipment manufacturers to provide a repairability score for digital electronic equipment sold in the state. This score, ranging from 1 to 10, evaluates the ease of maintenance and repair based on factors like technical document availability, software updates, and remote assistance. Manufacturers must display the average score on product packaging and provide detailed repairability information online.
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