"dennis@home" wrote in message
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":Jerry:" wrote in message
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It is totally irrelevant, Drivel doesn't know his 'sale of goods' laws -
no surprise there...


The bit in all guarantees that says "this does not effect your statutory
rights" says it all really..
No manufacturers guarantee currently gives you more rights than you have
under the sale of goods act that I know of.

You can take issue with a maker, but they can be awkward if outside the
Guarantee period. You may be within the law, but it is hassle to get what
you should be getting - lawyers, etc. If the makers says 5 years then
inside they honour and no hassle.