
Apple has launched a special repair program aimed at owners of Mac mini with M2 chip who, after several reported incidents, may be affected by problems turning on your equipmentThe company has detected a temporary power failure in units manufactured between June 16 and November 23, 2024The free initiative covers device repairs at no cost to the user, provided they meet the established requirements.
This decision responds to a small number of cases in which some M2 Mac minis unexpectedly stop turning on. Although Apple emphasizes that only a small percentage of devices have shown this incident, it offers all affected devices the possibility of access this repair service without paying. The repair can be done at any Apple Store or a authorized technical service, guaranteeing a solution at no additional cost to affected users. Coverage is limited to three years from the original purchase date, regardless of the product's conventional warranty.
Which models are covered by the free program?

Only The M2 Mac minis sold and manufactured during the mentioned period are not eligible for the program. Neither previous models (M1) nor future models with the M4 chip, nor versions with the M2 Pro processor, are included. To check if your device is one of those affected, simply locate the serial number (on the bottom of your computer, in the original box, or in the “About This Mac” menu) and check it in Apple’s online tool.
This process Lets you check in seconds if your M2 Mac mini is eligible for free repair. If so, the user may go to any Apple Store or a authorized technical service to process the repair free of charge. It is important to note that the Coverage has a three-year limit from the date of purchase, without affecting the conventional warranty.
Practical details about free repair

To request repair, the process is simpleAfter verifying eligibility, simply visit your nearest authorized service center, showing the receipt provided by Apple after verifying the serial number. Technicians will examine the device and, if the fault is confirmed, will repair it free of charge.
La Coverage only applies to the ignition problem caused by this specific fault. If the device has other damage, such as bumps or liquid damage, these must be addressed first and may not be covered by the free service. Furthermore, the initiative does not extend the Mac mini warranty; it is limited to addressing this specific issue within the established timeframe.
Apple recommends users back up your data before returning the equipment, to avoid losing data. It's also a good idea to check if there are any restrictions depending on your country of residence, as some procedures may vary. For this, it's best to consult the official website or contact Apple support.