If a written limited warranty is given for a consumer product,it may state that there is no warranty of merchantability as long as this disclaimer is conspicuous.

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Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), which governs sales of goods in the United States, a warranty of merchantability is implied in every sale of goods by a merchant in the goods of that kind unless it is disclaimed in a clear and conspicuous manner. However, simply stating there is no warranty of merchantability in a written limited warranty may not be sufficient if it does not meet the UCC's requirements for a conspicuous disclaimer, such as being in a different font or clearly separated from other text.

If a Written Limited Warranty Is Given for a Consumer