A customer holds an iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus after the phones went on sale
A customer holds an iPhone 6 (R) and iPhone 6 Plus after the phones went on sale at the Fifth Avenue Apple store in Manhattan, New York September 19, 2014. Apple latest phone lured throngs of gadget lovers, entrepreneurs and early adapters to its stores in New York, San Francisco and other cities around the world in the latest sign of strong initial demand for the new, larger generation of iPhones. Reuters/Adrees Latif

Apple iPhone 6 Plus users have long been complaining about blurry cameras. To address this issue, the Cupertino-based tech giant was quick to release a program to serve as a fix for the issue, the iSight Camera Replacement Program.

Apparently, the company also determined that there was a small percentage of iPhone 6 Plus units that had certain components that most likely caused their cameras to fail, making photographs look very blurry. These units, according to Tech Times, belonged to a specific serial number batch that were sold from September 2014 to January 2015.

Complainants can now visit the Apple webpage for the iSight Camera Replacement Program to check if their iPhone 6 Plus unit is included in the ones that are affected by the blurry camera problem. To do this, users only have to type in the serial numbers of their units in a tool that can be found on the website. Devices that are part of the list can avail of the iSight program without any charges.

Furthermore, there is no need to fret about the entire unit since Apple had guaranteed that the device will still be usable even if it has availed of the camera replacement program.

There are three service options for the free camera fix. The first one is to visit an authorised service provider for Apple and bring the unit there. The second one is to set an appointment with an Apple retail store. Lastly, the third option is to contact Apple's technical support and ask how the unit's camera can be replaced.

Of course, all important data must be backed up first before the replacement program is started. This way, no important details will be lost.

Also, all units for the free replacement must be in good condition. Devices that have cracked screens - or any other breakage that could impeded with the success of the camera replacement - will have to be fixed first. For such cases, users will have to pay added charges for the repair.

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