To my knowledge the EU regulation states a minimum of 2 years to make a
claim. An error the first 6 months after delivery is assumed to have
been present at the time of delivery unless the seller can prove that it
was not the case - so this is like a "warranty". After the 6 months the
burdon of proof is reversed.
Here is a list of the different claims periods in europe (translated
my...), as you can see it's not the same everywhere.
Country / Claim period
Belgium No specific period. Reasonable time.
Bulgaria 2 years
Cyprus 2 years
Denmark 2 years
Estonia 2 years
Finland No specific period
France 2 years
Greece 2 years
Holland No limit
Ireland No limit
Iceland 2 years, and 5 years on certain goods which have a substantial
longer life expectancy
Italy 2 years
Latvia 2 years
Lithuania No limit
Luxemburg 2 years
Malta 2 years
Norway 2 years, and 5 years on certain goods which have a substantial
longer life expectancy
Pland 2 years
Portugal 2 years
Rumania 2 years
Slovakia 2 years in general, and at least 1 year for used goods.
5 years on certain goods which have a substantial longer life
expectancy
Slovenia 2 years
Spain 3 years
UK 6 years
Sweden 3 years on goods bought after april 1. 2005
( 2 years on goods bought before april 1. 2005)
Tcheck rep. 2 years
Germany 2 years
Hungary 2 years
Austria 2 years
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