warranties
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Don’t Forget Your Refund Rights Over The Holidays
5Everyone’s been a recipient of a gift that doesn’t work, something that doesn’t perform as functioned or maybe you’ve been given an item that’s actually been recalled. If that’s the case, it’s worth brushing up on your statutory rights under the Australian Consumer Law — because most salespeople don’t know them.
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AppleCare Will Now Replace Any Battery Below 80% Health
Whether you have a Mac laptop, an iPhone, iPad, iPod or Apple Watch, that Applecare+ is starting to look like a better deal: Apple will now replace any battery that’s worn down to 80 per cent capacity.
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Ask LH: Can A Car Manufacturer Refuse Warranty Service?
Hey Lifehacker, I have a question about new car warranties. We have a Holden Captiva 5 series 2 2012 model. Recently the engine has failed. The problem is that due to my partner’s work hours over the last two years and a recent spell of unemployment, he only had it serviced once.
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Your Computer’s AppleCare Coverage Also Covers AirPort Routers
In case you hadn’t noticed, you can’t directly buy AppleCare on any Apple AirPort product such as the Airport Express, Airport Extreme and Apple Time Capsule. However, any AppleCare coverage on your Mac extends to these devices automatically.