Macbook return without accessories?

[Mugambo]

Apple has agreed to replace my macbook due to some defect.

I want to know if I have to dig out all the accessories that had originally come with the macbook during purchase to complete the return?

Or can I just put the macbook in a box, paste the return label that was sent by Apple and drop it off? If so, will I be charged for not sending the charger, original box, install dvds and the remote?

I'm not able to find the remote and use a third party charger (power adapter).

 

[GoCubsGo]

I wasn't required to give back my accessories to my MacPro (keyboard/mouse/documentation) so I'd guess not.

 

[guydude193]

I don't know if you'll be charged, but it would be best to try and find all of the original items.

 

[jmann]

If they are doing an exchange, yes. If they are just replacing it, then no. You keep all your original stuff.

 

[Mugambo]

This is an 'advance replacement'.

They're sending out a replacement for the current one with some issues.
Once I receive it, I have 30 days before I ship it out to them.

How does it work in this case?

 

[JamesGorman]

You shouldn't have to send anything back. It should just be the computers themselves being exchanged, nothing else. Although, and I highly doubt this, If apple sends you a box with everything included in it, Ie. Documentation, magsafe adapter, and what not, than send back your old ones when you ship out the old computer.