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My Grandma's mac has an issue and is under warranty, but she is unsure about how to go about it. I offered to take it and mail it in to Apple for her and handle the whole thing and give it back to her when it's finished. Is this something I can even do or will I accidentally void her warranty?
See the following Apple Support article for information on obtaining service from Apple for a Mac: Mac Repair & Service - Apple Support
In addition to sending in for repair, there may be an Apple Store or an Authorized Service Provider in your area.
See the following Apple Support article for information on obtaining service from Apple for a Mac: Mac Repair & Service - Apple Support
In addition to sending in for repair, there may be an Apple Store or an Authorized Service Provider in your area.
Depending on the device and the repair it should be. See the following from that support article:
Send in for repair
Arrange to mail your product directly to Apple
You may want to call or contact Apple Support. See: Contact - Official Apple Support
Thanks, I checkout that link. When I input what's wrong with the Mac, it only gives me the option of scheduling a repair. Honestly, the nearest place is kind of far and I'd rather just mail it in. Isn't that supposed to be an option?
Can I mail in my Grandma's mac for warranty support?
