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Originally Posted by ncg
If you think having an extended warranty is going to cover accidental damage then you might get a bit of a surprise....
Applecare is not insurance.
But then, Apple now and again takes pity on people and replaces stuff when it's clearly not covered under warranty. if you expect a free replacement just hope that you get someone in a good mood 
There are LSI's (Liquid Spill Indicators) in the keyboards so if they bother to check they can see if it's had a liquid spill, even if you do a good job of cleaning up any visible stains. |
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Originally Posted by CurrentlySober
Well, I'm HOPING to get up there this afternoon... So I'll report back what they say  |
Well, Im back, and typing this on my BRAND NEW sexy keyboard...
They were good as gold ! Sorted me out a new one in a box right away - No questions asked !
Lovely Jubbly! All Good !
Applecare FTW!!!
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Originally Posted by **********
Just ignore him, he's just jealous.
You have lots of alternatives:
- Apple will probably replace your keyboard for free. I stepped on my apple mouse and broke it about 1 month after owning one and the Apple store replaced it free. (They also gave me free out of warranty support once on another issue)
- If you need a keyboard in a hurry you can plug any USB keyboard, even a PC Keyboard, into it. It works nicely. And you can even have 2 keyboards connected at the same time. (I have my Apple wireless keyboard AND an old IBM Clicky keyboard from 1985 which I love - they work perfectly together)
- If you have another computer on your network you can still control your Mac. Get http://synergy-foss.org/. I think there's a way to do this via the new Lion OS/X too but I don't know how.
Apple Rocks. |