Apple has announced the expansion of its Self repair Program to include iPads, allowing users to perform thier own repairs using genuine Apple parts and tools. According to the Apple Newsroom on the 29th, the program now encompasses a total of 65 devices, including iPhones and Macs.

The Self Repair Program provides customers with access to repair manuals, genuine parts, and tools, enabling them to fix their own devices. Apple also offers diagnostic resources and rental equipment. The parts provided are the same as those used by Apple Authorized Service Providers (AASP).

The program supports repairs for a range of iPad models, including the iPad air (M2 and later Models), the iPad Pro (M4 model), the iPad Mini (A17 pro model), and the iPad (A16 model). Users can obtain parts for common repairs such as display replacements, battery replacements, camera repairs, and external charging port fixes. Apple states that this expansion is part of its ongoing effort to increase repair accessibility for its customers.

Apple’s Commitment to Product Longevity

Brian Nowman, vice president of Apple Care, stated, “The goal of Apple is to create the world’s best products that can be used as long as possible. We are pleased to expand repair services to more customers. Based on this, we will be able to extend the life of Apple products without harming safety and security personal facts.”

The goal of Apple is to create the world’s best products that can be used as long as possible.

the Self Repair Program, which initially launched in 2022 with the iPhone, has since been extended to include Macs and now iPads. With the addition of iPad support, the program now covers 65 different Apple products.

Global Expansion and Service Options

The Self repair Program is currently available in 33 countries, including Korea. Apple has announced that Canada will be added as the 34th country this summer.

This announcement coincides with the expansion of Apple’s other repair services, aimed at streamlining repairs for devices outside of their warranty period. In recent years, Apple has broadened the scope of its repair network by increasing the number of independent repair providers that have access to genuine Apple parts and tools.

Apple offers a variety of repair options, including apple Store locations, Apple Authorized Service Providers, independent repair shops, mail-in repair centers, self-service repairs, and genuine parts distributors.

The recently introduced genuine parts distribution program aims to provide users with more choices by increasing access for businesses that do not have a direct service partnership with Apple. Independent mobile repair experts can now order genuine Apple service parts, including iPad components, effective immediately.