I spilt cola in my iphone 5s ports what should i do now?
I live in the uk portsmouth and there are no apple stores here. I don't understand how the warranty works, i got it on contract for £63 at Three uk. My screen keeps turning off every 10 minutes. I don't know what to do.could someone please explain to me how the warranty works? I only got my phone at july 10 2015. I need someone to explain all the details, can you choose another colour, or is it free? Please i'm really worried.
I live in the uk portsmouth and there are no apple stores here. I don't understand how the warranty works, i got it on contract for £63 at Three uk. My screen keeps turning off every 10 minutes. I don't know what to do.could someone please explain to me how the warranty works? I only got my phone at july 10 2015. I need someone to explain all the details, can you choose another colour, or is it free? Please i'm really worried. The AppleCare warranty covers defects in manufacturing, design and materials only. It won't cover theft, loss, or accidental damage like yours.
Your damage is due to accidental contact with an acidic sugary liquid. Unless you have additional insurance against accidental damage you're going to have to pay the entire cost of repair (or more likely total replacement) yourself. Liquid damage is usually a device killer. Add acid and sugary residues and it's probably a confirmed kill.
If you have insurance then your insurer replaces it on a like with like basis or the nearest equivalent, and if unavailable they may choose to offer a cash settlement so you can buy a used replacement. There's normally a "policy excess" to deter minor claims and to reduce insurance costs. That's usually about £100 which means that you pay the first £100 of any claim. So if the phone is repairable and the repair bill is £110, they pay just £10 towards repairs. If the phone is beyond economic repair and needs replacement they send you a replacement after you pay them £100 or if the phone is worth £400 and they decide to send you cash they'll send you £300. Warranties cover manufacturing defects. I would let it dry out, and if it still doesn't work send it off to get fixed, and they should do it for free.
Warranties cover manufacturing defects.
I would let it dry out, and if it still doesn't work send it off to get fixed, and they should do it for free.
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