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It’d most likely be similar to automobiles where you don’t void your warranty for repairs. Only when it’s proven that your repair broke it further or something
by jbluepolarbear 5y ago
It’d most likely be similar to automobiles where you don’t void your warranty for repairs. Only when it’s proven that your repair broke it further or something else breaks will warranty not cover a repair, but still doesn’t void warranty on unrelated parts.
- Spoom 5y agoAs I understand it, the Magnussen-Moss Warranty Act protects this interpretation. You can't arbitrarily void a warranty by setting conditions on it like "must not remove this sticker". Though, of course, manufacturers will still try to scare people into believing that their warranty is far more fragile than it legally is.