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AppleMacFix can on request, find relevant extracts from our archives and either e-mail or send them on a CD to the user.
We will NOT supply supply service documentation on any Apple Machine in current production except possibly where a bulletin has been released by Apple for the purpose of informing owners of an issue with their equipment.
Except where material is produced by ourselves, we acknowledge that the copyright of the historical documentation resides (usually), with Apple Computer Inc or another Agent. Therefore, we do NOT charge for the document extracts but we DO charge for our time / postage / material costs incurred in getting the information to you - typically £10 to £15 GBP.
Information provided may NOT be ‘sold-on’ or openly posted on the internet - you may find yourself prosecuted!
This Service is offered to aid owners in repairing their older Apple equipment that appears dead or a lost cause but in reality may actually need only relatively minor work or parts to resolve the problem. AppleMacFix reserves the right not to supply documentation that we believe may encourage the owner to expose themselves to hazards (e.g. high voltage)
At AppleMacFix we understand that for many people the process of getting their ‘dead’ or problematic Mac to us may be impractical in terms of cost or distance.
In some cases we may be able to help owners rectify the problem themselves:-
E.g. Your faithful iMac G3 has apparently “given up the ghost” after a recent system upgrade and no longer turns on....
Given the intrinsic value of such a machine, the costs of transport to and from us are prohibitive and make for an
uneconomic repair - yet the owner may place a high personal value on the machine or its contents....
This above example is a documented issue and rectification is usually possible and within the scope of most owners
who can use a ‘Phillips’ screwdriver and follow a few basic procedures carefully.
