I was talking to someone who is more active in the "Right to Repair" movement than I am and they said it's not just having the right to repair which is required; having the ability to repair is essential in that. That includes -Cost of DA9091, 50p. Cost of equipment to fit component, £1500. Cost of someone capable of using equipment £350.
- Manufacturers making spares available with short delivery times and reasonable pricing.
- Manufacturers providing enough documentation to allow a repair to be carried out.
- Manufacturers having to appoint official repair service providers or undertake repairs in-house, at reasonable cost with repairs carried out within a reasonable time frame.
The argument for providing datasheets on components under "Right to Repair" is to allow a component to be replaced with something else when that component is no longer available or difficult to obtain.
Statistics: Posted by hippy — Fri Apr 04, 2025 2:35 pm