Chris,
Where you bought the product has nothing to do with Apple support. If the part
is defective and less than a year old, no question that Apple will replace it.
Also, the part you are talking about is so insignificant that Apple might still
replace it. I have been in the Tyson's apple store where somebody brought in a
apple charger where the insulation was completely coming off. The Genius
instructed the client on how to wrap the cord so that there was less
likelihood of fraying and then replaced the charger tjust this once for free.
I also brought a 2009 MacBookPro to the Apple store in 2012 after I had dropped
it and the hinge had broken. Apple replaced the hinge and display for free.
Apparently they recognized a weakness in that models hinges. So, don't make any
assumptions about what Apple will support. They are not L. L. Bean who will
give you back money for a 15 year old bag that has a whole, but they stand by
the quality of their products.
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
> On Dec 4, 2016, at 12:16 PM, christopher hallsworth <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone.
>
> I would like to thank those who have contributed to the thread on the
> extension for the transformer that came with my late 2011 Macbook Pro.
>
> Since I did not buy the computer from Apple directly in the first place, I
> don't think I can trade it in. In any case, I have not bought a replacement
> ever since I got this computer. So this is not a show stopper for me if I
> should stop using it. Thank you once again.
>
>
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