Ciao, ho comprato un iPad Air M3 una settimana fa. Vorrei sapere se è normale sentire ogni tanto una specie ** "schiocco". Non capisco se sia una specie ** dilatazione dell'alluminio o se provenga dagli altoparlanti.
Unexpected noises, such as you describe, can sometimes be caused by the adhesive that holds the iPad's battery to the unibody chassis - or the adhesive that attaches the iPad screen. Noises from these sources cannot be assessed remotely - but can be identified by physical inspection.
Your iPad, purchased from an independent retailer, still has a warranty. You should, in the first instance, seek assistance from your retailer - who may replace the iPad.
Alternatively, you have benefit of Apple's limited one-year warranty that also covers manufacturing detects. To explore this avenue, you would be best advised to visit the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or Apple Authorised Service Provider (AASP) - where the technicians will be able to assess your iPad. If a defect is confirmed, you will be able to explore your available options for remedy.
Unexpected noises, such as you describe, can sometimes be caused by the adhesive that holds the iPad's battery to the unibody chassis - or the adhesive that attaches the iPad screen. Noises from these sources cannot be assessed remotely - but can be identified by physical inspection.
Your iPad, purchased from an independent retailer, still has a warranty. You should, in the first instance, seek assistance from your retailer - who may replace the iPad.
Alternatively, you have benefit of Apple's limited one-year warranty that also covers manufacturing detects. To explore this avenue, you would be best advised to visit the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or Apple Authorised Service Provider (AASP) - where the technicians will be able to assess your iPad. If a defect is confirmed, you will be able to explore your available options for remedy.
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iPad Air M3 emits a crackling sound
Hi, I bought an iPad Air M3 a week ago. I would like to know if it is normal to hear a kind of "snat" every now and then. I don't understand if it's a kind of aluminum expansion or if it comes from the speakers.
You would be best advised to visit the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or Apple Authorised Service Provider (AASP) - where the technicians will be able to hands-on test and assess your iPad. If a defect is identified, you will be in the best possible place to explore your available options for remedy.
Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple
If purchased directly from Apple, in most countries/regions you have up to 14-days within which you may unconditionally return an undamaged device to Apple for exchange or refund. If you any concerns whatsoever with your new iPad, you would be well advised to take advantage of this opportunity while it remains available to you. Beyond 14-days, Apple reserves the right to replace a defective item with a renewed/reconditioned device of the same model and specification.
I bought my iPad from an electronics retailer, however I contacted Apple support and they did a remote check-in, no problem presented, I restarted the iPad out of scruples and it seems to be no longer working
Ok, you're right if the problem persists I'll contact the dealer
I went to an Apple center, the noise since it can't be heard constantly and so it's random they can't send it for assistance, they told me to play it with a video .. (impossible), so nothing now I'll leave it like this and if it ever gets worse I'll get back to you
iPad Air M3 emette un suono scoppiettante
