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Kwik-Fit - Dodgy guarantee or poor training?
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scotsman4th wrote: »So would you not then go down some sort of "fit for purpose" route? The part is 6 months old, it isnt fit for purpose.
Who would you complain to? Would you not go back to the company that supplied the part within a certain timescale?
Possibly, but a manufacturers guarantee is over and above your statutory rights. The two things are separate things.
This could have been pursued under SOGA, and is probably why Kwik-Fit gave in, not because the OP was correct. Kwik-Fit already seemed to have intimated to the OP that an inherent fault seem to be present.My farts hospitalize small children
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