What are the main categories of product defects?

One is the defect in product design. That is, due to design reasons, the product has unreasonable dangers that endanger personal and property safety. For example, a chafing dish using a gas stove may explode in normal use due to unreasonable structure or safety factor design, and this product is a product with design defects.

The second is the defect in product manufacturing. That is, due to manufacturing reasons such as product processing, production and assembly, the product has unreasonable dangers that endanger personal and property safety. For example, children's toy products use metal materials with acute angles according to the design requirements, instead of safe soft materials, which endangers children's personal safety. The product has manufacturing defects.

Third, due to defects in the notice (also known as indication defects or explanation defects). That is, due to the characteristics of the product itself, it has certain reasonable danger.

The manufacturer should inform the safety precautions in an appropriate way, such as installing the water heater outside the bathroom in a place with good air circulation. If the producer does not explicitly inform, it can be considered that the product is unreasonably dangerous. If the product has one of the above defects, causing personal or property damage to others, the producer shall be liable for compensation according to law.