The seller warrants the goods, it's in the Consumer Rights Act in UK, did I say differently? You're right it is often misunderstood, in part because shops will

The seller warrants the goods, it's in the Consumer Rights Act in UK, did I say differently? You're right it is often misunderstood, in part because shops will say "oh, you have to contact the manufacturer" which is fraud AFAICT, but seems to be extremely common. Under UK's CRA there's effectively no end to a warranty, if the product could reasonably be expected to still work. But I thought the EU Directive only specified 2 years minimum for countries to apply ... do you happen to know a reference for the 6 years, please?