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3rd logic board failure.
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i just turned my ibook on (out of standard waentee but in the extended programme) and had the usual grey screen with lines. this i have come to know as a logic board failure. after a restart it is now ok. however i want to prepare for the worst. as this is the third time this has happened should i just ask for a replacement?
any views are much appreciated
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Originally posted by billybob128:
i just turned my ibook on (out of standard waentee but in the extended programme) and had the usual grey screen with lines. this i have come to know as a logic board failure. after a restart it is now ok. however i want to prepare for the worst. as this is the third time this has happened should i just ask for a replacement?
any views are much appreciated
Yes, most definitely, ask for a replacement. Was there ever a question in your mind? Just remember to be firm and polite, and if you encounter problems, keep politely insisting on talking to the next level service rep.
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thanks i just wanted a bit of assurance that i was more in the right
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Originally posted by billybob128:
thanks i just wanted a bit of assurance that i was more in the right
Hope you are luckier (more convincing?) than me and a whole lot of other people, but they won't do it before the 4th failure..... You might get a combo drive upgrade though. 
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