What Does Apple Warranty Not Cover? Key Exclusions Explained
Learn what damages and issues are not covered under Apple's warranty, including accidents, unauthorized repairs, and normal wear.
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Apple's warranty does not cover damage caused by accidents, unauthorized modifications, or misuse, including liquid damage, drops, or exposure to extreme conditions. Normal wear and tear, cosmetic damage that does not affect functionality, and consumable parts like batteries (unless a manufacturing defect is present) are also excluded. Service performed by anyone other than Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP) may void your warranty.
FAQs & Answers
- Does Apple warranty cover accidental damage? No, Apple warranty does not cover accidental damage such as drops, spills, or liquid damage.
- Will unauthorized repairs void my Apple warranty? Yes, having your device serviced by anyone other than Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider can void your warranty.
- Are batteries covered under Apple’s warranty? Batteries are generally not covered under Apple warranty unless there is a manufacturing defect.
- Is cosmetic damage covered by Apple warranty? No, cosmetic damage that doesn’t affect device functionality is excluded from Apple’s warranty coverage.