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Apple announces replacement program from Apple Watch Series 2 and 3 units with aluminium bodies

It's valid for 3 years since the date of purchase or 1 year from the start of the program.

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Tech2 News Staff|Aug 31, 2019, 09:05:32 IST

Apple has announced an extended replacement program for Apple Watch Series 2 and Series 3 models with an aluminium casing.According to Apple's support page on the issue, "in very rare instances", aluminium models of the above Watches can develop cracks around on the curved edges of the glass, which can extend to all around the screen.[caption id="attachment_7259331" align="alignnone" width="1280"]The program extends to three years from date of purchase or one year from the start of the program. The program extends to three years from date of purchase or one year from the start of the program.[/caption]Affected devices can be brought into an Apple Store, to a certified professional, or you can contact Apple Support online.If the device is eligible, Apple will replace the screen or Watch for free as needed.The program is valid for three years since the date of first retail purchase or one year from the start of the replacement program, whichever is longer.Apple has also provided guidelines on how to prepare the Watch before sending it in for repair or replacement.This is not an extension of the warranty and only covers the screen if damaged in the manner described by Apple.[caption id="attachment_7259341" align="alignnone" width="1280"]Cracks can apparently form on the curved edges of some Apple Watch Series 3 models. Cracks can apparently form on the curved edges of some Apple Watch Series 3 models.[/caption]

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First Published:Aug 31, 2019, 09:05:03 IST
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