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AppleComponents.com - Reputable?

Hi everyone

I need to order some service parts for my mom's iMac; they are as follows:

Memory Cover - 922-8186 - $19
HD Screws - 922-7019 - $14
HD Clip - 922-8257 - $19
LVDS Screws - 922-7010 - $14

AppleComponents.com lists the above parts at the prices I listed... plus they want $15 for USPS Priority...

Does anyone have any comments on this vendor? Or perhaps another recommendation to order?

Thanks again!

-Justin

Mac Pro 2.66, 8.0 GB RAM, 23 Apple Cinema HD Display, Mac OS X (10.6.2), EyeTV 200, Powerbook G4/667, 512 MB RAM

Posted on Jan 16, 2011 2:23 PM

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Nov 10, 2013 6:12 AM in response to McBanjo

I wish I had seen your post before I bought a 6970M video card from applecomponents.com. When I had it installed, it did not work. I took the card to a local shop to run diagnostics. It turned out that the card that I bought from applecompoinents.com was faulty, and applecomponents.com will not replace or refund the card. applecomponents.com misled me to believe that they purchased the card directly from Apple, but when I requested the purchase information so that I could have Visa honor a warranty, they did not have a receipt. I'm wondering if the card was just an old used card, or just faulty. Either way, I don't recommend this applecomponents.com. I'm out almost $600 bucks.

Nov 10, 2013 2:38 PM in response to puddytat

I had the same issue with that card also! This graphics card is under a replacement program through Apple in 27" iMacs. as they are faulty in certain models. I suggest you call AppleCare and have it replaced by them for free if your model number fits the program (Google it).


Also, don't do what I did and go to an Apple Store for the repair. You need to go to an authorised repair centre if there are signs that you have opened the machine yourself. Apple Stores have rules against that (stupid I know).

Nov 10, 2013 6:07 PM in response to McBanjo

Hi McBanjo, Thanks for the suggestion. I have already checked into this. I bought the card separately from the iMac. The Apple program only replaces cards purchased as part of a Apple computer. Applecomponents.com misled me to believe that they purchased the card directly from apple but this was not true. If applecomponents.com would have legitamately purchased this card, I might have had more replacement options.

AppleComponents.com - Reputable?

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