Apple Macintosh Service Certification - 9L0-010무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. Apple will only cover the internal damage, not the cosmetic damage, so the charge will be less.

B. Apple's warranty specifically calls out accidental damage as an instance where system failures are not covered.

C. Apple's warranty does not cover this, but the AppleCare Protection Plan might, but only if you buy it now.

D. You're right, Apple's warranty does cover this kind of accidental damage, so the repair will be free.

A. YES

B. NO

A. Charge the battery fully. Wait 2 hours. Run the MacBook on battery until it goes to sleep. Wait 5 hours. Charge it fully again.

B. Charge the battery halfway. Wait 2 hours. Finish charging the battery. Run the MacBook on battery until it goes to sleep. Charge it fully again.

C. Charge the battery while running the Battery Calibration Utility.

D. Charge the battery overnight. Make sure battery status indicates 100% before disconnecting AC adapter.

E. The battery is calibrated out of the box; no further steps are needed.

A. Yoke connector/cable

B. Flyback transformer

C. High voltage cable

D. Anode aperture

A. Use wireless networks instead of wired networks.

B. Activate automatic display sleep.

C. Disconnect all peripherals.

D. Activate automatic hard disk sleep.

E. Set up locations optimized for different environments.

A. Remove any metal jewelry

B. Connect the AC power cord.

C. Wear a grounded ESD wrist strap.

D. Wear safety goggles

E. Don't work alone.

F. Touch the computer's metal chassis.

A. On top of ESD shielding bag

B. Inside a ESD shielding bag

C. On a metal table

D. Inside a card board box

A. High voltage CRT discharge

B. Fragile glass panel breakage

C. Liquid coolant spillage

D. Thermal grease toxicity

A. Mac OS version

B. AppleCare name

C. Installed memory

D. Number of USB ports

E. Warranty status

A. True

B. False