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Fixable
A label that indicates a product is designed to be fixed. | |
A sales and green label to show that product is of a construction standard, with available replacement parts, that can be fixed. This will come at a cost but has the ability to be endlessly serviceable. A product you can pass down the generations that has had loving use and memories.
A further standard
is the platinum fixable label which places emphasis on the parts. Parts must be off the shelf standards so repairs are not limited to a companies proprietary parts. The innovation sold is an actual intellectual difference not just a twist of shape.
This idea is brought to you by a whole number (reasonably large) and the letter l (for logic of a global set of universal product screws)
My Mechanics fixes things (Youtube channel)
https://www.youtube...VIBtqFW6O0-MWq26gqw
Seems like most anything can be fixed with a little rework. [sninctown, Jan 03 2020]
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And to get the consumer in the right frame of mind, the product can be shipped, needing to be fixed right out of the box. Wait a minute... this idea has already been tried. |
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[tumblewit] On average, we get what we pay for. |
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[sninctown] Restoration is slightly different to fixing as it presupposes a period of non use. Beautiful objects, nevertheless. |
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iFixit gives repairability scores to consumer electronics
products, but I don't know of any product being sold with an
iFixit score printed on its packaging. |
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