In theory you want anything with a finite lifespan to not need any repairs or maintenance during its lifespan and only fail once its lifespan has been exceeded.
Repairing isn't supposed to make sense, you get the next, better iteration of the product.
In practice, products fail way too early and for easily avoidable reasons justifying the need for repairs.
Repairing isn't supposed to make sense, you get the next, better iteration of the product.
In practice, products fail way too early and for easily avoidable reasons justifying the need for repairs.