It
finally happens: your iPhone screen cracks. Should you repair that on
your own, though?
One
answer to that question is, it depends on your iPhone model.
Especially if you have the latest model, its warranty might or not
might cover for a cracked screen.
Thus,
check your warranty if you have an iPhone 5 model or newer. If you
have the AppleCare extended warranty, then that covers up to two
incidents of accidental damage. However, repair entails a $79 fee.
If
you have an older iPhone or its warranty has expired, then you can
repair the unit. The catch, of course, is you might have to learn how
on your own. In spite of the dearth of online resources on personally
repairing iPhones, doing that takes time – which you might not
afford.
That
circumstance is a good time to approach a repair service provider in
your area. Generally, a service provider will first inspect the phone
at no cost. In turn, that company should give you at least a cost
estimate to repair the screen, if ever.
Feel
free to ask as many detailed questions as possible. More importantly,
ensure that you completely understand your service provider’s
answers and, particularly, the costs.
In all, you check
your warranty if you have a newer iPhone model. If you have an old
unit or its warranty is no longer in effect, then you can repair that
or have someone else handle that for you.
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