Paint blistering issue update

[dbjames]

My doors were replaced around a year or so ago under warranty, and now problem has reappeared albeit in a minor fashion so far on the replacement doors. Thankfully I've still got another year of warranty left for a second replacement set of doors!

 

[Beachbum]

My doors were replaced around a year or so ago under warranty, and now problem has reappeared albeit in a minor fashion so far on the replacement doors. Thankfully I've still got another year of warranty left for a second replacement set of doors!

Pretty certain, that once the issue is reported they have to FIX it, so it reoccurring after the warranty ends will still mean they have to keep replacing the doors until they install ones that dont blister.

 

[geoffbland]

Pretty certain, that once the issue is reported they have to FIX it, so it reoccurring after the warranty ends will still mean they have to keep replacing the doors until they install ones that dont blister.

I'm not sure this is correct? Repairs under warranty don't extend the warranty period. The repair may come with it's own warranty but if not then you are left with the remainder of the warranty period. So then you are in the realms of "fit for purpose" and "reasonable quality" and the small claims court.

In theory, if you report the issue with one week left on the warranty and the issue gets fixed on the day the warranty expires and you accept the repairs. Then you are not covered by warranty the next day if the issue re-occurs. At least that's what I understood - "the law is an ass".

I'm not a lawyer so I'm just going off what I've read on the web. Please correct me if I am wrong (and I would very much like to be told I am wrong)?