This MacBook Unibody had a cracked LCD display that started in the bottom left of the screen and eventually spread throughout the LCD. In order to repair the MacBook Unibody we would need to install a new LCD. We installed a new screen and had it ready to pickup within 24 hours. Cost for this …
The glass on the MacBook Pro unibody computers can crack under various circumstances. This MacBook Pro 13″ had the glass cracked when the lid was closed on a pair of headphones. The headphones started the crack and the crack grew larger over time. Replacing the glass fixed the issue! A replacement glass panel with …
The 15″ MacBook Pro Unibody A1286 with the optional Matte screen does not have a panel of glass covering the LCD. This allows the LCD to have a matte finish (not so reflective as glossy), but also means that there is nothing between your computer’s LCD and mayhem. This one had a crack starting in …
The original 13″ white and black MacBook computers all use the same LCD. This is great for compatibility, but it also means that they are all prone to the same failures. One particular brand of screen Apple used in this particular model has an issue with the backlight wires coming loose inside the computer monitor. …
This A1181 13″ Black MacBook had the screen flexed at some point causing the fine crack on the top left of the screen. The flexing can be caused by something hitting the back housing on a corner causing the screen to warp slightly… it can even be caused by the computer being closed forcefully by …