This A2179 was closed on something which caused the crack in the middle of the screen. On a lot of these newer machines when the screen is cracked the entire display doesn’t show any video. As you can see in the pictures below the screen seems blank except for the glow showing the crack. In …
Having a MacBook closed on an object (think AirPods, charger cable, pencil, etc), is one of the most common causes of cracked screens I see. This M1 MacBook Air was closed on something that was laying on the keyboard, and that caused the LCD panel to crack as you see in the photos. I also …
This A2485 16″ MacBook Pro took a serious hit to the corner of the display. As you can see in the pictures it caused extensive damage to the LCD panel as well as the display housing. The only way to repair this issue is to replace the entire display assembly. On this particular model, there …
This A1932 MacBook Air from 2019 had a cracked LCD panel that caused the entire display to stay black. The only signs of life were the backlight coming on and illuminating the cracks on the screen. The client shipped the computer to me for repair asking that I replace just the cracked LCD panel. This …
I have covered this common issue in other blog posts, so I will just link those here and not go on and on about this very common MacBook Air issue. This common issue can look like a few different things, but here is a good example of an LCD panel issue with the A1466 Model …
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