@Gilgameshuk @zwntusy
That’s incorrect after this length of time - it only applies in the first 30 days. And if you are making a warranty claim, rather than relying on the Consumer Rights Act 2015, you need to see what the warranty T&Cs are.
It’s also the case that you need to be clear who was offering the warranty, and apply to them, if you want to make a warranty claim, and it may well be that this is a manufacturer’s warranty from Sony.
Yes, Curry’s can’t abrogate their responsibilities under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, but you are claiming on a warranty, not under that Act.
In practice, though, you are extremely unlikely to be offered a repair; there probably aren’t the replacement parts they will need any more.
On a four-year-old set with a large cluster of suddenly-failed pixels, John Lewis, having examined the returned TV, refunded us the full original purchase price under their five-year warranty. With equivalent sets now cheaper, and them not even asking us to pick from the sets they sold, we thought this was very generous.
My favourite bedtime reading is a Sony product manual…
