While the self-service repair store as a whole is lacking in terms of its value proposition, the ability to purchase a slightly higher specced (though still compatible) mainboard could allow the service to be helpful for even more people who may realize they should have gone with more storage to begin with. That comes with the warning that “Your selection must match the original configuration of your device, or you may encounter issues that prevent the completion of the repair.” The page also links to a guide on how to find the exact specifications of your device. Your order will be canceled, and you will not be charged.”įor some MacBooks, after inputting the serial number, the search tool requires you to select the GPU, RAM, and SSD that your device is configured with. When talking to a member of the Self Service Repair support team, they said that the selection must match the original configuration of the device or “you may encounter an issue that prevents the completion of the repair.” Additionally, if you manage to order parts that don’t match the original configuration, they said that “the order will not pass the order verification process. This helps ensure that only the correct parts for your specific machine come up, but it also means that anyone hoping to grab a bit of extra RAM or a larger SSD in their computer will be out of luck.

With the self service repair store, you now have to input your MacBook’s serial number before you can search for or purchase the replacement parts. You can get replacement screens, batteries, and even logic boards, but don’t expect to be able to upgrade your laptop, as you can only purchase the exact same main board that originally came with your device.

Apple just expanded its self-service repair program to include M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pros.

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