Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Limited Appliance Warranty

The period of the limited warranty as provided by the maker is one-year. I've established that Florida does not even require a warranty to be provided. Thus the one-year established by the maker is the final word? Can this be disputed if there is no way, from either party, of proving that the defect that can not be fixed did or did not occur/begin to occur prior to the end of the warranty? Is there any means of agrument against the limited one-year if the item, that is only 1 year, 9 months old is now considered terminal?


Asked on 8/28/08, 9:45 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Alan Wagner Wagner, McLaughlin & Whittemore P.A.

Re: Limited Appliance Warranty

If you have a product that breaks when it is out of the warranty period, you are out of luck. Usually, the warranty provides that you must report the problem with the warranty period.

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Answered on 8/28/08, 9:52 pm


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