Battery and macbook pro

My macbook was fine when suddenly it turned off and now its not charging !it wont also turn on !  PLEASE HELP ! I don't want to lose any data . And my battery is not removable

I got a similar problem.
In my case the battery won't charge and I need to be connected to power to use my MacBook Pro. If I click on the battery symbol it says the battery should be replaced. The device is just 10 month old! I also purchased the Apple Care Plan. I called the hotline and was told by the Apple representative that this is covered by my warranty, but there is no appointment available in the next future at the nearest Genius Bar (about 40 Miles!) because of the new iPhone. I was also told by the rep this would be the only way to get my device fixed.
I was under the impression that the extra money I spend for the warranty extension would grand me the possibility to exchange in advance or at least send the device in?
What about service quality and customer satisfaction?

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