It's time to close this one. All the major points have been made.
Nothing you do will "void the (entire) warranty".
Anything that you do which affects something that would otherwise be covered will invalidate its coverage.
If the problem doesn't involve anything you did, then it's covered.
The weirder the problem, the harder you might have to try to defend your position.
Keep good records.
Nothing you do will "void the (entire) warranty".
Anything that you do which affects something that would otherwise be covered will invalidate its coverage.
If the problem doesn't involve anything you did, then it's covered.
The weirder the problem, the harder you might have to try to defend your position.
Keep good records.
