Wheelchair Right to Repair Act: Easier Access to Service
This act makes it easier for owners and independent repair shops to fix powered wheelchairs and exoskeletons. Manufacturers will be required to provide documentation, parts, and tools, which will reduce repair costs and times, enhancing independence for individuals with disabilities.
Key points
Manufacturers must provide manuals, parts, and software for repairing powered wheelchairs and exoskeletons.
Consumers and independent repair providers will gain access to diagnostic and repair tools on fair terms.
The Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general will enforce these new regulations, protecting consumer rights.
Status:
Introduced
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