QUOTE(diablo2 @ Nov 28 2013, 10:42 AM)
Belz,
Have you checked the serial number of yr ATV3 against the list of affected units?
If your unit serial number is on the list, do try again and mention about the ATV3 Free Replacement Program.
Even if your warranty has expired, it does not matter as the free replacement program is for up to 2 years after yr date of purchase. Since ATV3 was only introduced in March 2012, your unit should still qualify.
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2013/04/apple...ee-replacement/
I went to the Service Centre at Northpoint MidValley and they gave me a brand new replacement unit after leaving it there for a few days to let them check. Didnt even need to show a receipt. Of course had to alert them to the Replacement Program online as the person attending to you may not be aware of it.
Good luck!!
Thanks ! Have you checked the serial number of yr ATV3 against the list of affected units?
If your unit serial number is on the list, do try again and mention about the ATV3 Free Replacement Program.
Even if your warranty has expired, it does not matter as the free replacement program is for up to 2 years after yr date of purchase. Since ATV3 was only introduced in March 2012, your unit should still qualify.
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2013/04/apple...ee-replacement/
I went to the Service Centre at Northpoint MidValley and they gave me a brand new replacement unit after leaving it there for a few days to let them check. Didnt even need to show a receipt. Of course had to alert them to the Replacement Program online as the person attending to you may not be aware of it.
Good luck!!
By the way, where to find "apple TV replacement program" link? All I found are either forum or article only.
Dec 2 2013, 06:15 PM

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