[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > This is a common issue. The power button is not the easiest thing to reinstall > after taking the outer shell of the case off, and most non-profesional techs don't > get it right the first few times. Even experienced tech's miss it sometimes. It > would be covered under Applecare, but you would have to remove the CDRW you > installed. That is not considerd a CIP (Customer Installable Part) and Apple would, > most likely, deduce from that addition that the person that installed the CDRW was > the person who failed to replace the Power Actuation button correctly. > > Put the original drive back in and keep your mouth shut and you will be covered by > Applecare.
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