A seller may not make minor necessary repairs or adjustments that will bring the goods into conformity in order to "cure" nonconforming goods.

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A seller may make minor necessary repairs or adjustments to bring nonconforming goods into conformity, as long as it doesn't cause unreasonable inconvenience or expense to the buyer. This is known as the right to cure.

A Seller May Not Make Minor Necessary Repairs or Adjustments