I have a 12" 1ghz powerbook that has applecare. It need to be looked at, the combo drive will not always eject, it sounds like it will but just sucks it back in and there are a few other small issues. Can i just take this to an Apple store and have them start the ticket and send it in or do I need to call Apple?
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Quick question on Applecare
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Can we still buy AppleCare for our laptop or whatsoever apple product, after we purchased one?
I mean now i've AppleCare, can i renew it when it expires? or u just can buy one after ur warranty given by apple.
I mean now i've AppleCare, can i renew it when it expires? or u just can buy one after ur warranty given by apple.
DarkNetworks said:
You can buy applecare during the original warranty period of your mac (usually one year). Applecare cannot be renewed after it expires.
taeclee99 said:
Is this the same for all products including the iPod? I was thinking about getting AppleCare for my iPod.
dm33186 said:
I think it's a very worth while service when taking a Mac to the Apple Store. Sometimes they just order the part that's needed. Then give you a call when it arrives. Sometimes they can do the installation/repair in one day.
AppleCare must be purchased within the first year. I always do it at the time of purchase. AppleCare will cover for three years. There is no renewal beyond the three years. I personally wish that there was that availability.