AppleCare Expired? We Still Offer Mac Support!

Which Devices Can We Repair?

In principle, you can get support for all Mac models from us – current ones as well as older models and vintage Macs.

Here's an overview of all Mac types we accept:

• iMac
• MacBook
• MacBook Pro
• MacBook Air
• Mac Pro
• Mac Studio
• Mac mini

Older models and vintage Macs are welcome too – which models we currently accept is listed in the FAQ on our homepage.

The Difference Between Warranty and Consumer Guarantee

After purchase, Apple grants a one-year warranty on devices like Mac, iMac and MacBook, during which you can use Apple repair. Since the warranty period is not legally prescribed, the manufacturer can choose a short timeframe. Consumer guarantee, on the other hand, is provided for two years by the retailer where you made your purchase.

If you buy directly from Apple, you can also claim the consumer guarantee there. Since January 1, 2022, the retailer bears the burden of proof for the first 12 months (§ 477 BGB). Only after that is it up to you as the customer to demonstrate that the defect already existed at the time of purchase.

Info in Settings: How Long Is My Mac Under Warranty?

By the way, you can check on your Apple Mac how long the warranty is still valid after purchase. If you've forgotten the exact purchase date, this is the easiest way to check when the warranty period ends.

Open the Apple menu, which is accessed with the Apple logo at the top left of the menu bar. There you select "About This Mac". From macOS 13 Ventura onwards, continue with the "More Info..." button. This leads to the info overview in System Settings, where the date you're looking for is in the "Coverage" or "Limited Warranty" section. Or it will show "Coverage expired".

In current macOS versions, coverage also has its own entry: Apple menu → System Settings → General → "AppleCare & Warranty". Select your Mac there to see whether and until when it is covered.

Check Warranty and Support Period Online: Apple Account or Serial Number

If your Mac won't turn on and you therefore can't check the end of the warranty period in the settings, there are two other options:

Either sign in with your Apple Account (formerly Apple ID) on the website Apple Support Portal and select the device to view its coverage details there. Or visit the website Apple Warranty Check and enter your Mac's serial number (usually printed on the underside of the Mac near the regulatory marks and on the original packaging next to the barcode label; a running Mac shows it under "About This Mac").

Since this is unique and thus clearly assigned to the Mac, Apple can determine the purchase date and thus the warranty period for the device. They will then be displayed on the website.

Apple Mac Support and Repair at Sadaghian in Hamburg

If your Mac is no longer covered by Apple support, we at Sadaghian offer inspection and appropriate repair or parts replacement. We also help make your Mac a bit faster when possible, for example by replacing the old hard drive (HDD) with a modern SSD.

We also take care of data recovery as well as standard component replacement. However, we don't replace everything across the board, but first check for repair of individual components, so the necessary measure can be significantly cheaper. Contact Sadaghian with this link; create the free DHL shipping label directly on emonis.