This child category of “Screen Repair” is for posts regarding repairs only involving replacement of LCD panels.
This MacBook Air is suffering from a crack on the bottom right of the display. This cracked LCD panel is causing vertical bars to show up on the screen. As you can see in the picture the edges around the screen do not have any dents, and the display itself is not warped at all. …
Another MacBook Air M1 model with a cracked screen. As you can see in the picture some of the screen was still usable, but the whole left side was covered in lines caused by the crack originating at the bottom left. The client shipped the computer in for repair from out of state, utilizing my …
This MacBook Air from 2017 took a hard hit directly in the center of the screen. You can see the impact point with the LCD cracks originating from it. A very small portion of the screen was still usable, and by connecting the computer to an external monitor I was able to verify it was …
This A1466 MacBook Air came in with a badly damaged LCD panel from a crack that oriiginated on the right side at the bottom and spanned all the way across the screen. The damage was so bad that the computer was not usable with the cracked screen. The client requested that I replace just the …
It is odd how many things seem to happen in batches. I will get a couple of the same model computers in at a time almost always. So I will have a rush of MacBook Air screens, then a rush of MacBook Pro screens, sometimes particular models will happen in rushes, etc. In this case …
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