Course 1 Flashcards
What should you avoid doing with the iPad battery to prevent damage, overheating, and injury?
Don’t attempt to replace it yourself
What should you do if you receive a notification that the laser system on your iPad is disabled?
Have it repaired by Apple or an authorized service provider
How can you prevent possible hearing damage when using your iPad?
Do not listen at high volume levels for long periods
What components in the iPad may interfere with medical devices?
Magnets, components, and/or radios
What conditions must the iPad meet according to FCC rules?
Must not cause harmful interference and must accept any interference received
What does the symbol on your iPad mean regarding disposal?
It should be disposed of separately from household waste
What caution is given regarding lasers in the iPad?
Use other than as described in the user guide, repair, or disassembly may cause damage
How long is the warranty period for the iPad and its accessories?
One year from the date of original retail purchase
What guarantees do Australian consumers have under the Australian Consumer Law?
Guarantees for replacement, refund, and compensation for major failure
How do you turn on the Apple Watch?
Press and hold the button
What type of charger should you use to charge the Apple Watch, and how do you charge it?
Magnetic charger
Is the Apple Watch considered a medical device?
No, Apple Watch, its operating systems, and health sensors are not medical devices
What should you do with the lithium-ion battery in the Apple Watch when it needs servicing or recycling?
Contact Apple or an authorized service provider
What components of the Apple Watch may interfere with medical devices?
Magnets in the bands and magnetic charging accessories
How can you prevent possible hearing damage when using the Apple Watch?
Do not listen at high volume levels for long periods
What are the two conditions Apple Watch must meet according to FCC Rules and ISED Canada standards?
Must not cause harmful interference, must accept any interference received
How long is the warranty period for the Apple Watch and its accessories?
One year from the date of original retail purchase
What does the symbol on the Apple Watch mean regarding disposal?
Dispose of separately from household waste
What should you do with the lithium-ion battery in the Apple Watch when it needs servicing or recycling?
Contact Apple or an authorized service provider
What components of the Apple Watch may interfere with medical devices?
Magnets in some bands and magnetic charging accessories
How can you prevent possible hearing damage when using the Apple Watch?
Do not listen at high volume levels for long periods
How long is the warranty period for the Apple Watch and its accessories?
One year from the date of original retail purchase
What guarantees do Australian consumers have under the Australian Consumer Law?
Replacement or refund for a major failure, compensation for other foreseeable loss or damage
What are the two conditions Apple Watch must meet according to FCC Rules and ISED Canada standards?
Must not cause harmful interference, must accept any interference received
What does Apple Inc. declare regarding the wireless device’s compliance with EU Directive 2014/53/EU and Radio Equipment Regulation 2017?
Compliance; Declaration of Conformity available at apple.com/euro/compliance
What does the symbol above the text mean regarding product and/or battery disposal?
Dispose of separately from household waste
Who should repair an iPhone battery to avoid damage, overheating, fire, or injury?
Trained technician
What components of the iPhone contain lasers, and what should you do if you receive a notification that the laser system is disabled?
Proximity sensor and TrueDepth camera system; have it repaired by Apple or an authorized service provider
How is the iPhone classified in terms of laser safety, and what caution is given?
Class 1 Laser product per IEC 60825-1 Ed. 3; Caution: Use other than as described in the user guide, repair, or disassembly may cause damage
How can you prevent possible hearing damage when using the iPhone?
Do not listen at high volume levels for long periods
What components in the iPhone may interfere with medical devices?
Magnets, components, and/or radios
What conditions must the iPhone meet according to FCC Rules and ISED Canada standards?
Must not cause harmful interference, must accept any interference received
How long is the warranty period for the iPhone and its accessories?
One year from the date of original retail purchase
Why should you not attempt to replace the remote battery yourself?
It may cause overheating, fire, and injury
How should the lithium-ion battery in the Apple TV remote be serviced or recycled?
By Apple or an authorized service provider, and must be recycled or disposed of separately
What are the two conditions Apple TV must meet according to FCC Rules and ISED Canada standards?
Must not cause harmful interference, must accept any interference received
How does Apple TV contribute to energy efficiency according to ENERGY STAR guidelines?
By reducing energy consumption
In which frequency range is Apple TV restricted to indoor use, and in which countries does this restriction apply?
5150 to 5350 MHz frequency range; specified countries
What does the symbol above mean regarding product and/or battery disposal, and where should you take the product at the end of its life?
Dispose of separately from household waste; take it to a collection point designated by local authorities
How long is the warranty period for Apple TV and its accessories, and what does the warranty cover?
One year from the date of original retail purchase; defects in materials and workmanship
How do consumer protection laws and regulations affect the benefits conferred by the plan?
The benefits are in addition to all rights and remedies provided under consumer protection laws.
What documents govern the services provided by Apple under the plans?
The Plan includes the terms in this document, your Plan Confirmation, and the original sales receipt for your Plan.
Are the benefits under this Plan additional to other rights such as applicable laws, the manufacturer’s hardware warranty, and complimentary technical support?
Yes, they are additional
Do the terms of the Plan apply the same way for both Fixed-Term Plans and Monthly Plans?
Yes, except where otherwise noted
Who can pay for your Plan, and what is such a entity referred to as?
Your Plan may be paid by you or a third party, which is called a “Plan Payment Provider.”
What devices are covered under the Plan, and what is collectively referred to as the “Covered Equipment”?
Covered Equipment includes Apple TV, Apple Watch, HomePod, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Apple- or Beats-branded headphones, and accessories inside the original packaging.
When does the coverage under the Plan begin?
When the Plan is purchased or when the Covered Device is shipped, with adjustments for shipping times.
What is the duration of the Plan coverage, and where can you find the specified Plan Term?
It continues through the date specified in your Plan Confirmation, and the duration is known as the “Plan Term.