Cupertino, June 15 -- Apple has launched a worldwide repair program for certain Mac mini models equipped with the M2 chip, following reports that a small number of units are unable to power on.

The tech giant confirmed that the issue affects only a limited batch of devices and does not extend to any other Mac mini variants.

According to Apple, the affected Mac minis were manufactured between June 16 and November 23, 2024.

Although the company did not disclose specific details regarding the cause of the malfunction, it acknowledged that the issue could prevent the computers from turning on altogether.

To determine eligibility, Mac mini owners can visit Apple's official support website and input their device's serial number.

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