The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act covers consumer products normally used for personal, family or household purposes. It doesn't require a manufacturer or seller to give any written warranty at all. But if a written warranty is given, it must comply with the statute and with rules of the Federal Trade Commission. Also, the seller must make the terms of the warranty available to the buyer before the sale occurs. Keep copies of warranties in readily available loose-leaf binders in each department of your store.
Display packages so that the warranty is clearly visible to customers at the point of sale.
Place a notice containing the warranty near the product in a way that clearly tells prospective buyers the product to which the warranty applies. The product will be repaired within a reasonable time. The warranty is good for anyone who owns the product during the warranty period. If the product hasn't been repaired after a reasonable number of tries, the customer gets a replacement or a refund. The customer doesn't have to return a warranty card for the warranty to be valid.