Apple recently launched a service program for the Apple Watch Series 6 to fix a blank screen issue affecting certain units.
According to Apple, the screens on a limited number of 40mm Apple Watch Series 6 devices have gone blank permanently. The company didn’t explain why this happens or what exactly it plans to do to fix the problem. The good news is that Apple will fix your Apple Watch Series 6 for free if it’s eligible for the new service program.
In order to determine whether or not your device is eligible, you will need the serial number. Of course, if the screen is blank, you clearly can’t check your watch. Instead, you can find the serial number of your watch by opening the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, moving to the My Watch tab, and heading toYou can also find the serial number on the case of your Apple Watch. On Apple Watch Series 6, remove the band and look inside the band slot to find it.
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