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Smart Repair Assistant
Right to Repair Directive support
ELOEE repair network
Products under the law
Directive (EU) 2024/1799 covers 11 product categories. The repair obligation lies primarily with the manufacturer. If the manufacturer is not established in the EU, it passes to its authorised representative, then to the importer, and only if there is none, to the distributor.
Laptops and desktop computers are not on this list.
The European Commission may extend the scope to further products.
The Right to Repair Directive (Directive EU 2024/1799) requires manufacturers to repair selected products after the warranty and to inform consumers about it. If the manufacturer is not established in the EU, the obligation passes to other businesses in the supply chain. ELOEE helps them meet these obligations.

Understanding Directive (EU) 2024/1799 and why it matters
The Right to Repair Directive (Directive EU 2024/1799) is EU legislation that promotes the repair of goods. The repair obligation lies primarily with the manufacturer; if it is not established in the EU, with its authorised representative, then the importer and, where applicable, the distributor. The main obligations include:
ELOEE helps obligated businesses meet these obligations: it handles request intake, ERIF issuance and case records, and helps consumers find out what their rights are and arrange a repair.
ELOEE is a three-sided platform that helps businesses with Right to Repair Directive (Directive EU 2024/1799) compliance and helps consumers arrange repairs of their devices through repair partners.
Get a preliminary repair estimate and arrange a repair with a repair partner, all in one place.
Repair request intake, ERIF issuance and white-label widgets.
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