There are websites that sell many parts for many appliances (espares.co.uk in the UK, for instance, and they also have many user manuals). I already replaced th

There are websites that sell many parts for many appliances (espares.co.uk in the UK, for instance, and they also have many user manuals). I already replaced the handle of an old fridge and the seal of a washing machine that way. Even replaced the toner driver of a laser printer once. The reality is that this "right to repair" is nothing but political fluff and brings very little or might even make appliances more expensive for consumers. > If a washing machine costs £220, and a professional repair man costs £70 per hour, nobody will repair out of warranty. Exactly and there is nothing that can be done about that. Most people aren't going to take their washing machine, or what not, apart by themselves even if parts and manuals are available, which they already are. Hence my previous point.