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A common presentation of LCD damage is vertical and horizontal colored lines covering the screen. The background on this screen is a solid black, but you can see many bands of white and colors crisscrossing the display. It almost looks like a plaid pattern on the MacBook Air screen. If you look closely, you can …

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“How do you fix a broken screen?” Very carefully! We specialize in component-level repair on MacBook Air computers like the one pictured above. The LCD panel on this laptop is cracked, causing a pattern of colors and blots across the screen. We separate this delicate broken piece from the lid and backlight panel behind it, …

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This little 11 inch MacBook Air had its LCD panel damaged when someone sat on it. Whoops! When it was opened up and turned on, the telltale signs of a damaged LCD appeared–lines across the screen and black portions on the display. Fortunately, replacing the LCD only cost $200 and took less than 24 hours. …

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This broken MacBook Air screen looks like a cool piece of modern art with all the blue lines, smears, drips and spots covering most of the display.  Sometimes a broken/cracked LCD panel looks like this, and sometimes it is covered with horizontal or vertical lines, or a different color like pink, green, or purple splotches. …

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Many of our customers love the big, easy to read display on the A1297 MacBook Pro 17 inch. Sadly, Apple no longer makes the MacBook in this size. All the more reason to repair the laptop rather than replace it! The A1297 comes in two styles, a matte LCD screen, or a glossy LCD. This …

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