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Apple replaced my logic Board and display on my 2020 iMac 27" 2 weeks ago under warranty. I was told the components would now be covered for 3 years, but when I check 'service and support' it states no technical support and that 'repair and service' has expired. could you please verify the state of my warranty. Serial No. C0***N7C
Regards George
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iMac 27″, macOS 10.13
I doubt the repair warranty would be included on the Apple warranty status website. The original warranty and extended AppleCare+ are different from a 90 day repair or part warranty.
A "part" warranty will only cover the part(s) actually replaced during the repair and is the type of "warranty" used when the repair shop performs the repair themselves.
If the store, repair shop, or user sends the laptop out to an Apple mail-in repair depot, then the laptop will be covered by a "repair warranty" which usually covers the complete laptop for 90 days.
Our organization has never had a problem getting a "Repeat Service" coverage for any part or repair within 90 days of the previous repair. Just make sure to keep your repair receipt just to be safe.
I doubt the repair warranty would be included on the Apple warranty status website. The original warranty and extended AppleCare+ are different from a 90 day repair or part warranty.
A "part" warranty will only cover the part(s) actually replaced during the repair and is the type of "warranty" used when the repair shop performs the repair themselves.
If the store, repair shop, or user sends the laptop out to an Apple mail-in repair depot, then the laptop will be covered by a "repair warranty" which usually covers the complete laptop for 90 days.
Our organization has never had a problem getting a "Repeat Service" coverage for any part or repair within 90 days of the previous repair. Just make sure to keep your repair receipt just to be safe.
Three years sounds like AppleCare +.
As to checking, call the store and ask them. They did the work after all.
This is a user forum. No one here can check.
Perhaps you misunderstood. Repairs are warranted for the balance of the original warranty or AppleCare agreement or 90 days, whichever is longer.
LOGIC BOARD WARRANTY
