Maybe it is because English is not my native language that I am not making myself clear.
Both Denmark and Sweden has legislation similar to what you describe in the UK. On all new products within the first 6 months from purchase all malfunctions found are legally considered to have been present from manufacture and the dealer has to fix this. One thing is what the law describe - another is what is being practiced. I have written about my issues the the Suzuki Dealer as well as the distributor - I am not going to repeat these, if I have to claim my warranty, I have to go the legal way - and if it is correct what you write that the dealer just will spray the contacts - it is not worth the troubles. I can just spray the contacts myself
As I wrote in my original post, the dealer says "IF I go to them and make the first service, they will fix it". They do not say "come and we will fix it for you".
Furthermore, the dealer says, that if you do not follow the all service at an authorised dealer, the warranty will not be valid anymore. This is also in contrast to the legislation as all malfunctions found within the first 6 months has to be fixed by the dealer.
As I had the problems with the DL650, I will not follow the service at authorised dealers. Paying more then 300€ for an oil change is silly - especially when you have to fight for your rights as a consumer when you need things fixed on warranty.
But the solution will probably be spray... and when spray no longer works, I will have to take it from there.
I hope I have cleared the confussion?