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How to repair an Apple product?
So, you may be wondering now where you should go to repair
Apple products. The most obvious answer is to go to Apple, but you will like to
know that this is not your only option. In this sense, these are your best
options:
• Go to an Apple Store.
• Send the product to Apple.
• Use an Apple Authorized Service Provider.
• Go to a store within the Independent Repair Provider
program.
The third and fourth options may be the most suitable for
you if you do not live near an Apple Store and do not want to be left without
your Mac, iPhone or any other Apple product while they are fixing it.
But you should know that you cannot go to an Apple Store
directly and ask for a repair. This is not possible even when stores are not
closed due to the coronavirus. You must make an appointment with the Genius Bar
(we will explain how later).
Before proceeding, you should know that some Apple products
qualify for a free repair. But even if your iPhone or MacBook is not included
in those programs, you may not have to pay to repair them either as long as you
go to an Apple Store or an authorized retailer.
How to book
a repair with Apple
1. Go to the Apple website .
2. Choose the product you want to repair.
3. Click on 'Create a repair request'.
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4. Choose the problem you have with your product.
5. Now, choose how you want to get help: tutorials online ,
by phone, by chat or taking it to repair. Click on the latter to book an
appointment at the Genius Bar.
6. Enter your Apple ID and password.
7. Now enter the serial number (hopefully, it will appear if
you have it associated with your account). Please select the correct model.
8. Finally, you can now choose the Apple Store or Authorized
Service Provider where you want to take your product to repair.