4 ms·
> That stove top broke after a couple months, but luckily we're in Denmark where the warranty is a year You may or may not be a fan of the Euro, but EU law is
by ThePowerOfFuet 3y ago
> That stove top broke after a couple months, but luckily we're in Denmark where the warranty is a year
You may or may not be a fan of the Euro, but EU law is two year warranty for consumers.
- bryanrasmussen 3y agomaybe it's two years here too then, haven't kept track.
- BlueTemplar 3y agoAt this point I'm assuming that if an appliance is only providing the bare minimum 2 years warranty (manufacturer warranty, extended store warranty doesn't "count"), then it's crap, and I should look for a more expensive model. So far that has worked decently well : my kitchen water heater (3 year warranty) is going on nearly a decade and only now is starting to have issues, while the previous one, albeit significantly cheaper (minimum warranty), only lasted half a year. (One should not underestimate the cost / effort spent dealing with a poorly working / broken tool.)