The M1 series of chips-equipped MacBook Air and MacBook Pro computers are now included in Apple’s self-service repair programme.
The business announced that, starting with the US, it will make genuine Apple tools and parts available through the Apple Self Service Repair Store.
Self Service Repair for iPhone was introduced earlier this year, and later this year, Apple announced in a statement that the service would be extended to more nations, starting in Europe, as well as new Mac models.
Self-service repairs for the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro are available for more than a dozen various parts, including the display, top casing with battery, and trackpad, according to the iPhone manufacturer.
With access to many of the same components and equipment as Apple Store locations and Apple Authorized Service Providers, customers who are familiar with the challenges of fixing electronic devices will be able to repair these Mac notebooks.
Customers can return replaced parts to Apple for recycling and refurbishment, and oftentimes they will receive credit for their purchase, according to Apple.
The business said that visiting a professional repair provider with licensed technicians who utilize genuine Apple parts is the safest and most dependable option to acquire a repair for the vast majority of customers who do not have experience repairing electronic products.
More than 100,000 active technicians are supported by a global network of more than 5,000 Apple Authorized Service Providers.
