Texas HB2963 mandates digital electronic equipment manufacturers to provide necessary documentation, replacement parts, and tools for repairs.
Texas HB2963 establishes requirements for the diagnosis, maintenance, and repair of certain digital electronic equipment sold in the state. It mandates that original equipment manufacturers provide documentation, replacement parts, and tools to authorized repair providers and owners for equipment sold or used in Texas. The bill applies to digital electronic equipment sold to consumers, with a wholesale price of at least $50, and needing repair not covered by the manufacturer's warranty. It excludes certain equipment like critical infrastructure IT, motor vehicles, and medical devices.
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