Right to Repair · Roadmap guideNavigating the EU
Navigating the EU
Right to Repair.
Directive (EU) 2024/1799 touches documentation, service, engineering, IT and partner networks. This practical guide breaks it down. No legal jargon, no theory, just a clear path forward.
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What you will gainA clear path
A clear path
through the directive.
A practical overview for manufacturers, from what the directive requires to a step by step roadmap.
What it requires
A clear overview of what the EU Right to Repair Directive actually requires of manufacturers.
Scope and expansion
Which products and companies are in scope, and how this will expand over time.
Deadlines
Key dates and what needs to be in place.
Repair information in practice
What must be documented, published, updated and made accessible, and to whom.
A step by step roadmap
Assess gaps and plan compliance, from scope and access to data, IT and piloting.
Less compliance risk
How digital documentation and 3D manuals help keep repair information accurate and current.
Why nowRight to Repair is no longer
Right to Repair is no longer
on its way. It applies.
Member states were required to apply the Right to Repair Directive from 31 July 2026. National implementation varies, but the direction is set.
Repair documentation, spare parts data and access control take time to get right, especially in global organisations with fragmented tools and regional processes. Companies that start early avoid rushed fixes, manual work and inconsistent compliance across markets.
Who it is forWho this guide
Who this guide
is for.
- Manufacturers selling products covered by Annex II
- Companies placing products on the EU market
- Teams in service, engineering, documentation, IT, quality and compliance
What changesWhat the directive
What the directive
changes for manufacturers.
- Repair stays possible, also after the legal guarantee
- Repair information is accessible, understandable and up to date
- Spare parts and tools are available at reasonable prices
- Repair is not obstructed by software, hardware or contractual restrictions
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