A new law in force today requires manufacturers to repair broken appliances even after the standard warranty period ends. Consumer advocates say the measure aims to reduce waste and ensure households aren’t forced to replace costly items prematurely. Under the rules, firms must assess defects, provide repair options, and cover approved servicing costs for qualifying failures. The policy is expected to apply to a range of common home electronics and appliances, with enforcement handled by consumer-protection agencies and penalties for noncompliance.
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