Oregon § 646A.316 Warranty claims; payment; time for completion

Oregon Statutes

§ 646A.316 — Warranty claims; payment; time for completion

Oregon § 646A.316

Vol.16

Title 50Trade Regulations and Practices

Ch. 646ATrade Regulation

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 646A.316 (2026).

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Unless otherwise agreed:

(1)On a warranty claim, a supplier shall provide reasonable compensation for the retailer’s costs, including but not limited to:

(a)Diagnostic services;

(b)Repair services;

(c)Repair parts; and

(d)Labor.

(2)For labor on warranty service, a supplier may not pay a retailer an hourly rate that is less than the rate that the retailer charges for nonwarranty service.

(3)For repair parts on warranty service, a supplier may not pay a retailer less than the amount that the retailer paid for the parts plus a reasonable allowance for the shipping and handling of the parts.

(4)A supplier must allow a reasonable time for a retailer to complete warranty service.

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Unless otherwise agreed:
(1) On a warranty claim, a supplier shall provide reasonable compensation for the retailer’s costs, including but not limited to:
(a) Diagnostic services;
(b) Repair services;
(c) Repair parts; and
(d) Labor.
(2) For labor on warranty service, a supplier may not pay a retailer an hourly rate that is less than the rate that the retailer charges for nonwarranty service.
(3) For repair parts on warranty service, a supplier may not pay a retailer less than the amount that the retailer paid for the parts plus a reasonable allowance for the shipping and handling of the parts.
(4) A supplier must allow a reasonable time for a retailer to complete warranty service.