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Apple Denies Warranty Repair for Three-Month-Old M5 MacBook Air Over Liquid Damage
Summary
A user says Apple denied warranty service for an M5 MacBook Air purchased three months ago. The company reportedly found signs of liquid exposure, while the owner says nothing was ever spilled on the laptop.
Details
A user has reported that Apple denied warranty service for an M5 MacBook Air that had been in use for around three months. The stated reason was that liquid ingress had been identified in the device.
The owner disputes that finding and says no liquid was ever spilled on the laptop. The available information does not specify the exact technical issue or whether an out-of-warranty repair was offered.
The case centers on a disagreement between the service assessment that the device had been exposed to liquid and the user's claim that the laptop was never subjected to a spill.
NEXORA AI — Why it matters
The case highlights how a liquid-damage assessment can determine whether a device qualifies for warranty service.
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