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enrincon89

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hi there, has anyone experienced this?
I’m out of warranty. You think Apple will replace this for a fee or free ?
 
I’m out of warranty. You think Apple will replace this for a fee or free ?
You're in luck... Apple extended warranty on series 2 watch batteries for just this reason.

Anyway, creepy that the battery actually manages to crack a sapphire screen from within. That should take some amount of force methinks.
 
Is that a chip in the screen on the left hand corner?

If so unless the battery is swollen it may be considered accidental damage.

Ultimately the depot will determine the coverage.
 
Is that a chip in the screen on the left hand corner?

If so unless the battery is swollen it may be considered accidental damage.

Ultimately the depot will determine the coverage.

I enlarged the photo and cropped the angle, its really difficult to tell from that specific angle if its a partial reflection or damage. Even if it is a chip out of the display and _if_ determines its a swollen battery, I doubt they will use accidental damage against the OP, especially given the extended warranty. If there was more significant damage, then I would see Apple raising the issue.
 
My screen popped off on Saturday when I bumped it against a bench. The screen still worked, but was flopping around. This watch was a warranty replacement, but the original warranty ended in August and the replacement warranty ended in September. Apple wanted $249 to replace it - not repair it. I opted to take it to a third-party repair service for $45. I should have it back tomorrow.
 
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