Termékhibák

Termékhibák refer to defects or flaws in a manufactured product that render it unfit for its intended purpose or cause it to be unsafe. These defects can arise at various stages of production, from design and manufacturing to quality control and even packaging.

There are several categories of product defects. Design defects occur when the product's inherent design is flawed, making it unsafe even if manufactured correctly. Manufacturing defects happen when an error during the production process leads to a deviation from the intended design, such as faulty assembly or use of substandard materials. Marketing defects, also known as failure to warn defects, arise when a manufacturer fails to provide adequate instructions or warnings about potential hazards associated with the product's use.

Product defects can have significant consequences, leading to injuries, property damage, and financial losses for consumers. In response to these issues, legal frameworks exist in most countries to protect consumers and hold manufacturers accountable. These often involve product liability laws that allow consumers to seek compensation for damages caused by defective products. Manufacturers are typically expected to implement rigorous quality control measures to identify and rectify defects before products reach consumers. Recalls are a common action taken by manufacturers when a significant defect is discovered after a product has been released to the market.