Apple has published official repair manuals for its latest products on the Self Service Repair Store, following today's hardware launches. The manuals cover the iPhone 17e, new iPad Air models with M4 chips, updated MacBook Air and MacBook Pro systems, and new Studio Display variants. This move continues Apple's 2022 initiative to give users access to official repair documentation.

Since launching the Self Service Repair program, Apple has gradually expanded coverage to include more recent devices. The newly available manuals detail repair procedures for the MacBook Air (M5) in both 13-inch and 15-inch configurations, the MacBook Pro (M5 Pro/Max) in 14-inch and 16-inch sizes, and the Studio Display (2026) lineup. While parts and tools aren't yet available for these specific models, the manuals include detailed parts lists that suggest availability is imminent.

This expansion of repair documentation gives DIY enthusiasts and independent repair shops the technical guidance needed to service Apple's newest hardware. The timing suggests Apple is preparing to support the full lifecycle of these products, from initial setup through eventual repairs. For users in eligible regions, this represents another step toward greater repair accessibility and device longevity.