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Apple computer repair — Brooklynian

Apple computer repair

fowler
fowler
edited November -1 in Park Slope
Anyone know of a place in the slope that fixes apple computers....I spilled water on it so I cant bring to apple store.Thanks

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  • booklaw
    booklaw
    http://www.macsupportstore.com/

    The Mac Support Store
    168 7th Street between 2/3 Ave.
    2nd Floor - Buzzer 20
    Brooklyn, NY 11215
    718-312-8341

    I have used them for two different iMacs.

    They do very good work, at reasonable prices.

    However, they are not especially quick, and are completely indifferent to any pleas for urgency.
  • peanuts
    peanuts
    Good luck - my friend's dog spilled water on her MAC and Apple couldn't retrieve anything. I was going to say that they honor AppleCare but if you spilled water that won't be covered - and you can bring it to Apple - but they'll charge you.

    Good luck.
  • apophis36
    apophis36
    If it is just water, you may want to unplug it for a couple of days and wait for it to dry then try to turn it on...I've seen various computer equipment come back from this sort of thing before...
  • brooklynpotter
    brooklynpotter
    my cat spilled water on my macbook and killed it. i had back up data, and sold it for parts on ebay. the thing about water is that if you don't even attempt--not once!--to turn the computer back on for a few days you *may* be ok. even half a second of power can kill the machine.

    any mac authorized place will notice this, not just apple. that said, i always go to tekserve
  • fowler
    fowler
    Thanks for all the suggestions..I took it to The Mac support store and they will let let me know in a few days if they can save it.
  • anthonycm
    anthonycm
    brooklynpotter wrote: the thing about water is that if you don't even attempt--not once!--to turn the computer back on for a few days you *may* be ok. even half a second of power can kill the machine.
    Agree with the above. Also, if it's a laptop, immediately remove the battery, even if the computer is off. Same for cellphones that get wet.; remove the battery and let dry for a few days.
  • brooklynpotter
    brooklynpotter
    anthony, that is information i learned the hard way.
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