New mac, first repair. My warranty expired in March and I discovered the problem in Feburary, I rang Apple they said they could fix it, but the problem fixed it self (or so I thought). I don't use it much at all and tonight was the first time since then. I'm in New Zealand we are covered by the warrenty and consumer guarantees act. Pretty much stating you can return faulty products after warrenty if isn't acceptable (judged by the consumer).
Example on Goverment owned
website:
"I bought a washing machine with a three-year warranty. One week after the warranty expired, the gearbox seized up. The shop says it's too bad. Is that right?
No. Suppliers' warranties are in addition to those in the Act. If you have used your washing machine in a normal fashion, it should not have a major breakdown after just three years, so you may still have redress under the CGA. The dealer should repair the machine free of charge.
Many shops regard this as unfair - after all, you've had three years' good use out of the washer. But the fact is, you paid for a new machine and didn't expect after just three years to face major costs or end up with an inferior one.
If they refuse to accept this, you could have the machine repaired elsewhere and attempt to recover the cost from the dealer."
Thanks for the help
