The card burnt and need a replacement. This is expected if you use wifi often and have heavy traffic all the time.

Yes. So long there are no physical tempering.

Have you try cover the FaceTime camera and see the light become brighter? The Mac will auto adjust to ambient lighting.

Just bring to service center.

I think QCD in TimeSquare does. But do give them a call:
QCD Technology Sdn Bhd.
Lot 08-55, Level 8,
Berjaya Times Square,
No. 1, Jalan Imbi,
55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

03-21414840

Wrong place to ask lar....

Trade section have plenty, just do a search.

Huh... That's so strange, I have many warranty items with them.

I was at QCD today morning. They are operate as usual, plenty of walk-in customer sending in their Macs and iDevices.

That's doesn't help, he/she inserted a non standard size disc into the slot loading drive. Only way to get it out is by removing the drive. Further trying to use the drive or force eject the disc will cause damage to the internal mechanism.

This post has been edited by wei: Sep 20 2011, 12:48 AM

Forcing it out that way will cause physical damage on the disc and on the drive. Don't simply say "nothing to loose". I've seen worse case on a stuck disc and owner attempt to eject them. If it's a standard disc, then yes, you can try the normal force eject. Never the non standard disc. It's like putting bank note into coin slot and hoping the machine will return it to you.

eBay or call Apple.

The screw is bad, you have to use tools to retrieve it.

Are you very sure?
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1392863

VR Tech - Longest running SC in KL. Trusted by many. But lately overdue with many jobs, expect some delay on feedback/ return, otherwise it's my first choice.

QCD - new player in town. faster respond than VR. But sometime have followup after repairs.

Actually we only have 3 SC in KL. Not much choice to compare.

VR Technology Sdn Bhd
Megan Avenue II, Block B-0-7, Ground Floor No 12, Jalan Yap Kwan Seng
50450 Kuala Lumpur
Telephone: +603 2163 2020

QCD@BerjayaTimesSquare
Berjaya Times Square No. 1, Jalan Imbi, #08-55 Level 8
55100 Kuala Lumpur
Telephone: +603 2141 4840

With AppleCare Plan still active = Definitely.
Out of warranty = Very unlikely but you can try.

It also depends how bad is the deformation.

Mid 2010 what size? 13/ 15 or 17?
What speed? 2.4GHz, 2.53GHz,2.66GHz, 2.8GHz? C2D, i5 or i7?

Hi, have just posted on your original topic. You will most likely need a fan replacement.

There's nothing you can do much except trying different power cable and power plug. As there are no LED outside the unit, there's no telling even if the iMac getting power.

No Power = PSU need to be tested.

This is hard drive failure. Any experienced computer user will tell you how unreliable they can be sometime. Even Apple uses standard hard drive technology. And the drive supplied by one of the major drive manufacturer. I think most of us here face hard drive failure one way or another. No one brand of computer can guarantee safety of your data.