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The Right to Good Quality Products and to Return Faulty Goods

Consumers have the right to buy and receive goods that are good quality, in good working order and free of faults, which will last for a reasonable time, and are suitable for their intended purpose – UNLESS the consumer was told of a specific poor condition and knowing this still accepted the goods.

Where the goods do not meet the required standards, a consumer has the right to return the goods within SIX MONTHS of purchase, and have them replaced, repaired or get a refund.

If the goods are repaired, and a defect appears within a further 3 months, the supplier must replace or refund. In other words, it cannot go for repairs twice.