If you are an iPhone 14 Plus user and have experienced a problem with your device’s camera, the new news from Apple may please you. The company found that there was a technical problem in the iPhone 14 Plus models produced on a certain date, such as the rear camera not previewing. It offered free repair option to users experiencing problems. Here are the details…
Free camera repair from Apple for iPhone 14 Plus owners! So how to benefit?
First of all, let’s say that, according to Apple, this situation is only seen on a “very small percentage” of iPhone 14 Plus devices. However, if your device falls into this problem group, it is possible to benefit from the free repair opportunity by checking your serial number on the Apple support page.
So how can you find out if your device is eligible for the free repair program? First of all, you need to find out the serial number of your device. You can access your serial number by following “Settings > General > About” on your iPhone 14 Plus.
Once you know your serial number, you can check compatibility by going to Apple’s support page and filling in the relevant field. If your device is eligible for this program, you will be able to benefit from a number of repair options. If you wish, you can also make an appointment with your nearest Apple Authorized Service Provider or the Genius Bar at the Apple Store.
Or, optionally, you can send your device to the Apple Repair Center and continue this process with full Apple support. If you choose to go to an Apple Store or Authorized Service Provider for repair, you should not forget to take your device and any accessories involved in the problem with you.
Backing up your iPhone before the appointment and resetting the device to protect your personal information are among the steps recommended by Apple. If you choose to send your device, it will be useful to remove the SIM card if you are using a physical SIM, or to temporarily suspend your line by contacting your operator if you are using an eSIM.
Meanwhile, if there are users who have previously noticed this problem and paid for repairs, they can contact Apple Support to get a refund.
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