Does removing stickers laptop void warranty Acer
Lately, most laptops are built to have accessible HDD/SSD and RAM slots which allows user upgrades. First check service manual or post the laptop model here. In case there is no SEAL /Sticker covering any screws, go ahead and upgrade it yourself. Remove the RAM in case you have to go to the service center someday. If there is some screw under some warranty sticker, then you will have to go to service center to get it upgraded. in that case don't forget to get an acknowledgement from them that they have upgraded the RAM and your warranty stands. My previous experience with their RMA was pretty sub par. They took 3 months to offer a credit note for a laptop they couldn't fix. Even the replacements they provided were duds. But still the service center person was a good being and helped me with the CN eventually with which I got another Acer laptop (that one was with me for 7 years until I sold it to a colleague). Anyway, I don't feel that the sticker should be there in the first place. You should be able to make these minor upgrades without having to pay "installation charges". |
