eMac Repair Extension Program Announced
Apple has announced an eMac Repair Extension program for eMacs that were sold between April 2004 and June 2005 and are experiencing scrambled and/or distorted video, no video, or no power. Users who feel that their eMac may be affected by the issue can learn more about the program by visiting the program's site.
This issue was initially brought to light on various discussion boards and was highlighted in a page 2 story. A common issue with the affected Macs were bulging and cracked capacitors on the logic board.
This issue was initially brought to light on various discussion boards and was highlighted in a page 2 story. A common issue with the affected Macs were bulging and cracked capacitors on the logic board.
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74 months ago
good on ya apple.
now MR, who votes negative on something like this? really?
now MR, who votes negative on something like this? really?
74 months ago
has apple ever done something like this before?
this is good news!:D
Yeh. With MY iPod. I LOVE APPLE!
74 months ago
This is AWESOME news!
I know some people and my school who have problems with there eMacs.
Sweet. :D
I know some people and my school who have problems with there eMacs.
Sweet. :D
74 months ago
has apple ever done something like this before?
Yes :) Certain iBooks come to mind, and also I think some iMac G5s.
If Apple gets a batch of bad components, they often seem to make it right this way, even if technically the warranty doesn't require them to.
There's a reason Apple is rated in surveys as having the best support in the industry.
74 months ago
LOL ITASOR!
have there been problems with them? :eek: :confused:
I haven't seen any threads...
have there been problems with them? :eek: :confused:
I haven't seen any threads...
74 months ago
LOL ITASOR!
have there been problems with them? :eek: :confused:
I haven't seen any threads...
:rolleyes:
74 months ago
This is AWESOME news!
I know some people and my school who have problems with there eMacs.
Sweet. :D
My old high school had some troubles with video cards in several machines that were about 3 years old. My mentor had them sent in and fixed.
74 months ago
Thats good news! :)
My (old) school has a bunch of eMacs. None of them have the problem yet though.
My (old) school has a bunch of eMacs. None of them have the problem yet though.
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