
If a further failure is discovered, the supplier must either replace the goods or refund the consumer.
Section 56 (3) of the Consumer Protection Act, No 68 of 2008 reads as follows:
“If a supplier repairs any particular goods or any component of any such goods, and within three months after the repair, the failure, defect or unsafe feature has not been remedied, or a further failure, defect or unsafe feature is discovered, the supplier must: - (a) replace the goods; or (b) refund to the consumer the price paid by the consumer for the goods.”