I see.. funny things! Today: Cats
I see all of this on my lines-less iMac. What do you see?
W860 U2N iMac early2006 17'' intel Core Duo vertical color lines show when guarrantee void
I see.. funny things! Today: Cats
I see beautiful wallpapers!
Call Apple, forget once and for all about the vertical lines! Make sure it’s a free repair. You should not have to pay for it since it’s factory defect and not your fault at all.
It’s been a long time since my last post! But I read all the comments and have responded to some of them. What’s my global message? That’s right, to call Apple. I’m very happy most of you got your iMacs repaired at no cost.
Do all out there read this? Most of you got your iMacs repaired at no cost! Those who couldn’t were either complicated cases or people who didn’t insist enough.
I recently heard about a relative whose iMac at her office had suffered the vertical lines issue. She described it like a bar-code occupying the center third of the monitor. She was shocked to see this and remembered my case. She asked: My serial number is not W860...U2N, will they fix it? As a non apple employee all I could tell her was to make the damn Phone Call!!! They took the iMac for a week. Free repair, less than 5 minutes talking on the phone. See my point?
So sometimes I read comments like:
- I just got off the phone with Apple and they said they are sorry but they can't fix the LCD and that I should buy a external LCD.
I'm preety glad that lately all your comments are positive! Many many of you were able to get their iMacs fixed.
I'm not posting often as I believe this problem is now solved. Is yours not solved? CALL APPLE :D
see you on my next post
I have a 17" imac purchased in August 2006. About December 2007, when my imac was out of warranty, i started getting vertical lines of various colors. Today I have about 100 lines on my monitor. I have read the blogs and know Apple will do nothing to correct their malfunction and will continue to pack their stores with customers with fancy marketing strategies and some really neat gadgetry. Last week I stopped by the Apple store and got a quote to correct the problem, (replace the LCD monitor) for approximately $700.
No thanks! Looks like the financial solution will be a new Samsung monitor.
Looks like the financial solution will be a new Samsung monitor.