Apple Expands Self-Service Repair Program

Apple is expanding its Self-Service Repair program, adding M1 Mac desktops and Studio Display. Users in the US will now be able to try to fix problems with M1 iMac, M1 Mac mini, Mac Studio and Apple Studio Display themselves with original parts, repair guides and tools. Apple introduced the program ahead of the right-to-repair rules expected to go into effect in the US and Europe. Apple is adding M1 Mac desktops and Studio Display to its Self-Service Repair program. As you may recall, Apple launched the “Self-Service Repair” program in the US in April by offering manuals and parts for certain iPhone models. The service, which started with the iPhone 12, iPhone 13 and iPhone SE, was added to various MacBook models in August. The company has expanded the application to many regions across the country. The repair service, which first launched in April of last year, allows customers to order original spare parts and rent the necessary tools for repairs. The program is designed to make repairs at home instead of taking their faulty devices to an Apple Store or a third-party repair shop or sending them to Apple. Apple introduced the program ahead of right-to-repair rules expected to go into effect in the U.S. and Europe.