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Is iPhone 3GS charger cable covered under warrenty?
vikramrkin
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I bought iPhone 3GS 7 months ago from O2. Now the charger cable has a cut near the USB end and the metal wire inside is exposed. Does Apple's warrenty cover this damage?
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Vikram
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If not i got one of ebay for £1.25 will pm you the link0
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vikramrkin wrote: »I bought iPhone 3GS 7 months ago from O2. Now the charger cable has a cut near the USB end and the metal wire inside is exposed. Does Apple's warrenty cover this damage?
Thanks
Vikram
Yes I had my 3GS cable replaced under warranty after about 5 months. I went to the Manchester Apple Store but they didn't have any instore, however, the assistant told me to use the repair centre on the Apple website. I think I had to provide credit card details just in case it was not covered but they sent out a new cable plus packaging to send back my old one and I was not charged anything. I was quite impressed by the service.0 -
baby_belle wrote: »Yes I had my 3GS cable replaced under warranty after about 5 months. I went to the Manchester Apple Store but they didn't have any instore, however, the assistant told me to use the repair centre on the Apple website. I think I had to provide credit card details just in case it was not covered but they sent out a new cable plus packaging to send back my old one and I was not charged anything. I was quite impressed by the service.
Thanks for the info. I will try if I can get a replacement.0 -
Yes, you should be covered for a year. Go onto the Apple site, go on support and click the crossed tools icon.0
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I tried that, but the website gives a warning saying the company (Apple) will determine if the damage is covered by warrenty or not. If they decide that its not, then I have to pay £10. I am not sure if I should go ahead with this. So I am thinking of going to a store so that they take a look at the damaged product in my presence.
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vikramrkin wrote: »I tried that, but the website gives a warning saying the company (Apple) will determine if the damage is covered by warrenty or not. If they decide that its not, then I have to pay £10. I am not sure if I should go ahead with this. So I am thinking of going to a store so that they take a look at the damaged product in my presence.
thanks for all the help.
Yes, that's what happened when I requested a replacement but all was fine and I was not charged. Sounds like your fault is exactly the same as mine was.0 -
No need to waste time on warranty for this. There are plenty on ebay for next to nothing.0
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Looks like the Belkin one is about a fiver:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-iPhone-Charge-cable-White/dp/B001T9N4IQ/ref=sr_1_3?m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1283972368&sr=1-30 -
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