What Does Apple Warranty Not Cover? Key Exclusions Explained
Learn what Apple warranty does not cover, including accidental damage, unauthorized repairs, and liquid contact to avoid surprises with your device service.
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Apple's warranty does not cover damage caused by accidents, unauthorized modifications, or non-Apple products. Additionally, normal wear and tear, or damage resulting from contact with liquid, is not covered. It’s vital to understand these exclusions to avoid surprises during a service request.
FAQs & Answers
- Does the Apple warranty cover accidental damage? No, Apple's standard warranty does not cover accidental damage such as drops or impacts. Such damages are typically excluded unless you have AppleCare+ which offers accidental damage coverage.
- Is liquid damage covered by Apple’s warranty? No, liquid damage is not covered under Apple’s standard warranty and is considered an exclusion.
- Can unauthorized repairs void Apple’s warranty? Yes, any damage caused by unauthorized modifications or repairs can void your Apple warranty.
- What types of damage does Apple’s warranty cover? Apple's limited warranty covers manufacturing defects and hardware failures under normal use conditions, excluding accidents, unauthorized repairs, and wear and tear.