Should I get a replacment on my macbook 2? NOT A POLL

This post was deleated i guess because people thought it was a poll, but is ISNT!
Should I get a replacment because my:
-Arrow keys dont work quite right
-Remote sometimes doesnt work
-Clicking sound on both right and left sides
-MegSafe sometimes wont charge when battery is about 94%
-Trackpad makes matalic sound
and can I get a refund (see my other post!)
Thanks,
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You'll need to contact Apple about this. No one here can say what they will decide to do. If you purchased your MacBook in the past 14 days, you can exchange it... if it's longer than that, Apple will most likely repair it. Speaking to Apple should be your first course of action.
Your question was probably deleted because you weren't actually asking a support question. You're not asking how to resolve anything... only if you should get a replacement... which we can't answer.
I also see in your other post that you wanted to return your config-to-order MacBook for a refund... but didn't mention you were having any problems with it:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=799251&tstart=0

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