Apple appears to have a run of displays failing in the new 2016/18 models!
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Apple appears to have a run of displays failing in the new 2016/17 models!
Sadly, the cable between the backlight within the display and the connection to the logic board is the issue here. The flexing of the display (opening & closing the lid) fatigues the wires within the ribbon cable. The complete lid needs to be swapped out.
Apple will likely issue an extended warranty for this (free repair). I would still make the effort to visit an Apple Store so its on record if you can't afford the repair now. They may even just repair it under warranty!
Apple appears to have a run of displays failing in the new 2016/18 models!
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Apple appears to have a run of displays failing in the new 2016/18 models!
Sadly, the cable between the backlight within the display and the connection to the logic board is the issue here. The flexing of the display (opening & closing the lid) fatigues the wires within the ribbon cable. The complete lid needs to be swapped out.
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Apple will likely issue an extended warranty for this (free repair). I would still maker the effort to visit an Apple Store so its on record if you can't afford the repair now. They may even just repair it under warranty!
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Apple will likely issue an extended warranty for this (free repair). I would still make the effort to visit an Apple Store so its on record if you can't afford the repair now. They may even just repair it under warranty!
Apple appears to have a run of displays failing! Sadly the cable between the backlight within the display and the connection to the logic board is the issue here. The flexing of the display (opening & closing the lid) fatigues the wires within the ribbon cable. The complete lid needs to be swapped out.
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Apple appears to have a run of displays failing in the new 2016/18 models!
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Sadly, the cable between the backlight within the display and the connection to the logic board is the issue here. The flexing of the display (opening & closing the lid) fatigues the wires within the ribbon cable. The complete lid needs to be swapped out.
Apple will likely issue an extended warranty for this (free repair). I would still maker the effort to visit an Apple Store so its on record if you can't afford the repair now. They may even just repair it under warranty!
Apple appears to have a run of displays failing! Sadly the cable between the backlight within the display and the connection to the logic board is the issue here. The flexing of the display (opening & closing the lid) fatigues the wires within the ribbon cable. The complete lid needs to be swapped out.
Apple will likely issue an extended warranty for this (free repair). I would still maker the effort to visit an Apple Store so its on record if you can't afford the repair now. They may even just repair it under warranty!