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When you modify the product, you void the warranty. When you void the warranty, the original manufacturer is no longer liable
by explainingbcuz 1y ago
When you modify the product, you void the warranty.
When you void the warranty, the original manufacturer is no longer liable
- RandomBacon 1y ago> When you modify the product, you void the warranty. Negative. That is a violation of the Magnus Moss Warranty Act. If your modification caused the damage, than that specific thing can be denied, but the whole warranty is not voided.
- explainingbcuz 1y agoShould the OEM have to pay to fix a product that the product owner modified? For example, if A flashes aftermarket firmware to tractor X by OEM Z, and then tractor X (in conjunction with a human operator) causes loss; it is not reasonable to assess liability to OEM Z who could not have inspected or certified the modified product.
- general1726 1y agoOn the other hand, if OEM Z can't send technician to fix issue with tractor X which is crucial to a farmer, otherwise he will loss current harvest. Should OEM Z be liable for damages on crops? Because we are going to get into situation when military will suffer a defeat not because of a wrong military decisions, but because military hardware being incapacitated by OEM who refused to send maintenance technician to a war zone.