Jessie 
If you have colored stripes and lines going from the top to the bottom of your MacBook Air screen like this computer, it’s likely a cracked LCD. Even minor drops and pressure can cause damage to the LCD panel on these super-thin screens. Even if you don’t see a visible crack, the telltale lines on …
This is a perfect example of a cracked LCD panel on an 11 inch MacBook Air. Purple, pink, and black blobs and smears all over the screen. It almost looks like ink is leaking out through the cracks. The laptop was dropped, in addition to the broken screen there are also dents on the corners …
This 17 inch MacBook Pro screen with Matte LCD (note the silver bezel) is pretty badly cracked. The colors are appropriately spooky for Halloween. Red, black, orange, and yellow marks across the image on the screen. This type of damage is easily fixed by replacing the LCD panel with a new one. No need to …
Sometimes, when an LCD is damaged, it can behave strangely. On this 13 inch MacBook Pro screen, horizontal and vertical lines appear and disappear, and the image on screen fades in and out as the display is moved back and forth on its hinge. A dark grey cloud appears to cover the screen from the …
This MacBook Air LCD is pretty badly cracked, the multicolored prism-like lines across the display are completely obscuring the image underneath. The impact was likely to the bottom left corner where cracks are visible. A pencil was accidentally closed between the lid and the keyboard, causing the LCD panel to be broken. In this case, …
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