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Black Screen on MacBook Air–Logic Board Issue

July 29, 2022August 24, 2016 by Jessie E

Green colored corrosion on MacBook Air logic board

Have you turned on your MacBook Air computer and found that the screen was completely black or very dim? Maybe a flashlight held behind the screen shows a faint image of your desktop, and you can hear the computer boot up, everything appears to work just fine–except the screen is dark. This is usually caused …

Spilled Water on MacBook Air A1465

March 7, 2022August 16, 2016 by Nathan Irvine

Inside of MacBook Air with water droplets

Here’s an example of liquid damage where the Mac owner did everything right after someone spilled water on her computer. As we talked about before, Rice Isn’t The Answer, the key to saving your laptop after it gets wet is to act quickly. The computer was in our hands within hours of the accidental splashing. …

Strange Green Symbols on Mac Screen – Graphics chip failure

March 7, 2022August 11, 2016 by Jessie E

Broken LCDs aren’t the only cause of unusual colors and shapes on your screen. These green symbols on a white background appeared on an iMac screen that one of our customers brought in. The computer would only boot in safe mode and presented with this weird image on the display. From a distance, the screen …

Liquid Damage–Why Rice Isn’t the Answer

March 7, 2022August 9, 2016 by Jessie E

Many Mac owners know the feeling: you just spilled something–water, tea, coffee, soda, or even wine–on your beloved computer, and now you’re panicking, hoping for the best, and searching for ways to fix it. Maybe your laptop won’t turn on, maybe your keyboard is not working, or your trackpad is malfunctioning, not to mention the …

Broken Trackpads and Battery Swelling on Mac Laptops

March 7, 2022August 4, 2016 by Jessie E

We see a lot of computers come in with malfunctioning trackpads. This MacBook Pro trackpad is bowed and cracked, like something hit it. Miraculously, it still worked to move the cursor, but couldn’t click anymore. A closer look reveals that the trackpad is just a symptom of a larger problem with the battery. It had …

Black Screen on MacBook Air–Logic Board Issue

Spilled Water on MacBook Air A1465

Strange Green Symbols on Mac Screen – Graphics chip failure

Liquid Damage–Why Rice Isn’t the Answer

Broken Trackpads and Battery Swelling on Mac Laptops

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