Will Apple replace scratched Mac OS disks?

Question

Okay, the first month I had my MacBook in June, it was perfect, but than after awhile, I noticed that when you closed the MacBook, the screen, was a little slid to the left, so It wasnt aligned right with the keyboard part, and when the BlackBook is open, the top part of the bottom case is coming off and I can slide a fingernail through it. Anyone know what I am saying?
But anyways, I decided, I was going to call AppleCare and get it sent in. But before I had to do that, I wanted to erase the hard drive, since I don't feel comfortable passing personal information through my MacBook, and its not like I had any real important files on it. So I put the Mac OS disk in to erase it, and now the disks are so scratched up that they won't work unless you keep on putting it in and like on the 5th try it will work.
So 2 questions:
Will Apple repair the case problem?
Will Apple replaced my scratched MacBook disks?
Black MacBook 2.0GHZ I 512 MB RAM I 80 GB HD   Mac OS X (10.4.7)   Also have an iMac G3 TrayLoader 333 MHZ

Answer 1

Does the issue with the case affect the performance
of the computer? If not, Apple may consider it a
"cosmetic" issue and those are not covered by the
warranty or an AppleCare Protection Plan.
If the computer scratched your disks, then yes,
AppleCare should replace them and service your
optical drive. If you scratched them, then they may
charge you around $60 to replace them.
-Doug
not really doug...although the bezel disallignment is cosmetic, it is clearly a factory defect, not like scratches or something like that...think discoloration
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