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pacman7331

macrumors regular
Original poster
Apr 5, 2006
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I'm about to send in my 2.0 MBP to request a replacement:

Issues:

CD/DVD Burner - Malfunctioning
Top Casing (over Drive) - Bent due to ordinary usage
Screen damage - Pixels burning out, ghostly (perfeclty straight) vertical line, and brown pixel clusters...
CPU Whine - GZZZZZZZZZZZZTT!!!
Thermal Paste - I'm unsure about this one but I'm going to mention it
Display Joints - Seem to be wearing looser.

Do u think they might replace this one? I really just want the cosmetic display damage fixed. Otherwise a standard repair would do it. I never have been able to use the DVD/CD burner. Sux.

-Pacman
 

bodeh6

macrumors 6502a
May 18, 2005
773
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Why would you ask this question the day the new MBP came out?:rolleyes:

Send it in for repairs since you have the 1 year warranty. Did you get AppleCare as well.
 

screensaver400

macrumors 6502a
Jan 28, 2005
861
48
First step is to go through normal support channels. If they don't help (eg. comes back from repair with a different issue, or not repaired at all), try one more time through another method (ie. if you tried apple store first, try applecare telephone second or vice versa). If you have the same problem, its time to turbo.

http://www.macwhiz.com/articles/art-of-turboing.html
 

xfiftyfour

macrumors 68030
Apr 14, 2006
2,573
0
Clemson, SC
bodeh6 said:
Why would you ask this question the day the new MBP came out?:rolleyes:

Send it in for repairs since you have the 1 year warranty. Did you get AppleCare as well.
sounds like a "wah my MBP is outdated and I want a new one for free" post to me, too.

could just be my suspicious side, though.
 
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