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MacBook Air is suddenly got stopped.
when checked with the service centre the engineer told it is having issue with motherboard and would cost around 35k.
is there any solution ?
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MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.3
It's not an issue, it's a done deal. Either Apple supports a "free" replacement for your model or they don't. There is a site that lists all the current programs but at the moment I can't think of its site name.
Maybe start here: https://www.apple.com/support/products/mac/
Maybe this is it: https://support.apple.com/service-programs
It's not an issue, it's a done deal. Either Apple supports a "free" replacement for your model or they don't. There is a site that lists all the current programs but at the moment I can't think of its site name.
Maybe start here: https://www.apple.com/support/products/mac/
Maybe this is it: https://support.apple.com/service-programs
35,000? Obviously you're not in the USA. If the logic board is damaged, the only solutions are to replace the board or buy a new MBA. Which is the better value depends on then age of the device. At some point you're throwing good money after bad to keep repairing an old MBA. When you get to that point, your best value may be to buy a new, or newer, computer. That's of course your call.
Yes ,I’m currently in india.it’s almost the 70%of cost of MacBook.
is there anything apple can do on that as I heard there is the issue with MacBook air 2017 models and most of them having the same problem.
My personal break point is 60% of replacement cost; above 60% and the unit gets retired. As far as what Apple can do, I do know they have component replacement programs at reduced prices, but you'll have to check with Apple on your model's eligibility.
Currently my model is the out of warranty , is there any forum or Twitter handle where I can raise this issue?
Okay thanks for the information,I will go through these links.
MacBook Air suddenly stopped working
