Is there a warranty for this 65W A1096 Power Adapter for Apple Cinema?
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I am not selling one, but I have been a recent buyer of one on eBay. The one I bought did not come with a warranty from the company or seller.I did request from the seller the right to return this item if it didn't work as described and that was agreed upon. I understand your concern, these do not come cheaply.
139782
Even with a 1 year warranty, you'll need better luck than me. I bought mine for $300, 3 years ago and it began dying this month. First would not work without the power connected. Then would not connect to some devices. Now will not pair with any new devices. I guess should not have tried re-pairing my Mac because it's useless now. At least I have a $300 wireless speaker I can connect to one mobile phone, and not move it away from the wall socket. What a bargain.
708471
all you have to do is tell the seller what happened. Most likely they will replace it and even ship it to you free of charge, just a word of advice, don't let them know your mad and what ever you do DO NOT MAKE THREATS, as this will just get you nowhere and they won't replace your power adapter no matter how you know your in the right. I have had mine replaced for no charge, just tell them what you said in this question and they will be happy to keep you a happy customer
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There was a warranty card inside the box but i throw it to trash. Since i live in EU, i can not afford sending it back, waiting etc. It's working 24/7 in my garage with constant 450 watt energy consumption since 1 month though.
705306
I used this adapter for Apple's cinema display 20" (Aluminum frame) model #A1081. The 65W is good for 20" and the 90W is good for the 23". Strictly for the Aluminum older models.
1961800
Morgan' I wouldn't purchase this from them my sound and tv was working fine for 2 months and it shot on me and never worked again' save your money from buying this and just spent the 20& at apple and get the adapter that will work!
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I tried as well. The answer is NOPE. You MUST have your reciept to use the warrenty if you make a claim. I had the power supply side go out after less that one year. The would not send me a new one because I did not think to save my invoice. The LED should not burn out. Your power unit might be the culprit, but it is hard to tell unless you have 2 units. (which I do)....or at least used to.
2191427
The electric adapter (transformer that plugs into the wall) crapped out after about 6 weeks. Using an old Apple Iphone adapter now.
179353
I don't believe it has a warranty and if it does, who do you see about it . This thing is a piece of crap power supply it will only last about 6 months
627330
i wish i could help...my unit stopped working 3 weeks after purchase and has not worked for the past ~month. i will most likely throw it in the trash can. the manufacturer said they would send me a power adapter. i never recieved it. i am thinking twice about ordering anything from amazon as they appear to not care at all for their customers. it maybe time to revisit the brick and mortor stores. sorry for the venting. i wish could have helped
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I don't remember if there was any warranty. I assumed there was 30 days at least. I suggest you ask the manufacturer. FYI, I have this item for about a year, I still have this kind of crazy noise off and on from this power supply. Other than that, it works fine.
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No, unless they've added one recently which I doubt. These units have been out for some time and are sold as is. You can always buy the apple 30 pin to lightning adapter for around $35 or so(the one that has about a 4-6 inch cord). I bought one for my wife and myself, and haven't had any issues with either. Hope this helps.
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I called EVGA...customer service rep confirmed that the PSU has a 10 year warranty. Gl.
35437
I think it is a ninety day warranty. I'm not where I can check it to make sure. I use it mainly for a portable TV.
1484539
Sorry, but it is connected to power and my power hasn't failed. As I said the customer service is A1 and you should ask them for details.
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It says 65W on the body of the adapter. And it's a "13 inch early 2009"MacBook. Runs well.
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This unit is not purchased directly from Apple so there is no warranty but check for 3rd party options through Amazon.