All iPods are covered by Apple's Limited Warranty for iPod for one year from the date of purchase. To determine your warranty coverage enter the serial number of your iPod in the "About Your Support Coverage" section on the Apple Support site. Apple may need to examine your proof of purchase document to verify your iPod's warranty status.

Visit Apple Support. A little more than halfway down the page in the right column, you will see a section entitled "About Your Support Coverage". Enter the serial number of your iPod here. It will tell you whether your iPod is under warranty, and will also tell you which specific model of iPod you have.

Your iPod shuffle is covered by Apple’s One-Year Limited Warranty for twelve months from its original date of purchase. Apple may need to examine your proof of purchase document to verify your iPod shuffle warranty status.

Visit Apple Support. A little more than halfway down the page in the right column, you will see a section entitled "About Your Support Coverage". Enter the serial number of your iPod here. It will tell you whether your iPod is under warranty, and will also tell you which specific model of iPod you have.

Visit our iPod support site or iPod nano support site for helpful troubleshooting information. If you have reviewed the articles on the website, and you're still not sure whether your iPod requires service, you can take your iPod to your local Apple retail store for diagnosis. Note: There may be a fee for diagnostic service.

Your iPod is covered for one year by Apple's Limited Warranty for iPod. Warranty service for eligible repairs is available at no charge for twelve months from the date of original retail purchase ("date of purchase"). A $29.95 shipping and handling fee will apply to all warranty repairs performed 180 days after date of purchase. If you have purchased an AppleCare Protection Plan for iPod ("APP for iPod"), there will be no shipping and handling fee.

APP for iPod extends the service and support coverage for the iPod, its included accessories, and iTunes software to up to two years from the iPod date of purchase. APP for iPod must be purchased while the iPod is covered under Apple's Limited Warranty for iPod.

Apple offers two service options for iPods that are no longer within warranty. If your iPod, iPod mini, iPod touch, or iPod nano requires service only because the battery's ability to hold an electrical charge has diminished, Apple will replace your iPod for a service fee of $59, plus $6.95 shipping. If your iPod touch requires service only because the battery's ability to hold an electrical charge has diminished, Apple will replace your iPod for a service fee of $79, plus $6.95 shipping.

Visit the Service page, enter your Nike + iPod Sport Kit serial number in the field under Support Coverage, and click Go. Our Warranty Check tool will display information about your product, including how many days remain on your warranty.

Answer: You can perform a simple test to tell if your battery is working properly. Follow the steps in "iPod's battery indicator is approximate".

Eject iPod shuffle in iTunes, but leave it physically connected to the USB port. The front LED should be orange if it's charging (or green if it's fully charged). If it's not charging (such is the case if it's connected to a low-power USB port on a keyboard), you won't see a front LED.

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Yes. Read more about this in our Disclaimer. Although modding your iPod with iPodWizard will void the warranty, it is possible to remove any changes that you have done with iPodWizard by following this tutorial.

Apple's Limited Warranty for iPhone covers your iPhone for one year from the date of original purchase. Apple's Limited Warranty begins on the date that the iPhone was originally purchased. To determine your warranty coverage, enter the serial number of your iPhone in the "About Your Support Coverage" section on the Apple Support site. Apple may need to examine your proof of purchase document to verify your iPhone's warranty status. Note: Warranty starts on the date of purchase.

Don't feel bad - most people have no idea what generation iPod they have. First, look closely at the color of the ScrollWheel and the location of the navigation buttons (e.g. reverse, menu, play, fast forward) on your iPod. Next, compare your iPod to the large iPod pictures on our Home Page. There are two rows of pictures so make sure you look at all of the iPods.

It all depends... (I'm good at answers like that, you'll see.) Obviously, it depends on the iPod you have and the way you use it. An AppleCare extended warranty costs less than $60, and increases your coverage to two years. If you buy a 60 GB iPod video, the cost of the extended warranty will not be a big percentage of the total price of the iPod; however, it costs a lot compared to the price of an iPod nano.

Locate the data label on the top of the compressor. Identify the model number, serial number and date code. [For example, Model No. AEA4440YXA, Serial No. 159867, with a date code of C1702 (C = Month of March; 17 = Day; 02 = Year of 2002). If your product's purchase date is within 20 months before the day a compressor fails or one year from date of installation, it can be exchanged at any Tecumseh/Copeland wholesaler.

Answer: It's easy to see which iPod model you have. Some of the things you can do include checking if it has a scroll wheel, a touch wheel, or a Click Wheel and checking the size of its hard drive. See Identifying different iPod models for more details.

See this table to determine your model of iPod. Also, see How can I tell if my iPod is under warranty? for a method of determining the model of your iPod from its serial number.