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Hey, I’ve bought and IPad a few months ago, it came with free airpods for school. One of my AirPods isn’t working anymore, since isn’t been less than a year I could get a new one with a receipt, or something like that, but I can’t find the receipt in my email. Is there a way to get the receipt? Or anything I can do about my AirPods?
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Start here.
If your left or right AirPod isn't working - Apple Support
The only way to obtain a replacement AirPod under warranty would be if a manufacturing defect were responsible for the issue.
As that’s highly unlikely, if the above link doesn’t solve the issue, try “Replace a missing AirPod or charging case” here.
Start here.
If your left or right AirPod isn't working - Apple Support
The only way to obtain a replacement AirPod under warranty would be if a manufacturing defect were responsible for the issue.
As that’s highly unlikely, if the above link doesn’t solve the issue, try “Replace a missing AirPod or charging case” here.
jess488 Said:
"One of my AirPods isn’t working: Hey, I’ve bought and IPad a few months ago, it came with free airpods for school. One of my AirPods isn’t working anymore, since isn’t been less than a year I could get a new one with a receipt, or something like that, but I can’t find the receipt in my email. Is there a way to get the receipt? Or anything I can do about my AirPods?"
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If it's in an email somewhere then it's going to be the email that you used for your apple ID. That's all I can tell you, but I think if you kept the box for either the iPad or AirPods then I think that counts as proof of purchase.
go to Check Coverage - Apple and type the serial number
if's show still has hardware covered then you don't need recipe apple will support you
of course the first year warranty will not cover lost or liquid damaged
iphone7potato wrote:
but I think if you kept the box for either the iPad or AirPods then I think that counts as proof of purchase.
No, sorry, that is not correct. It has to be a copy of the receipt ... either a physical or electronic version.
That's not what he asked.
iphone7potato wrote:
That's not what he asked.
That is incorrect.
The question was: “Or anything I can do about my AirPods?”
One of my AirPods isn’t working
