Apple’s self-repair program now includes recent Mac desktops
by Chris Welch from The Verge - All Posts on (#671TY)
Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Apple's self-service repair program has just been expanded to include the company's lineup of M1-powered desktop Macs. As noted by Six Colors, customers in the US can now order genuine repair parts for the iMac, Mac Mini, and Mac Studio. The Studio Display has also been added to the program.
You can browse the collection of repair manuals for all of these products on Apple's website; in fact, you must go through the manual if you want to take advantage of the self-service repair program.
The program is only recommended for people comfortable with carrying out these repairs, which involve dozens of steps, require the use of advanced tools, and can be very time-consuming. If you're not intimidated by what you see in the manuals, the cost...