Screen replacement
Often the panel only — not Apple's whole assembly.
MacBook · Three possible faults · Hialeah & Miami Lakes, FL
MacBook won't charge
"Won't charge" on a USB-C MacBook can be three different things: the connector, the charging chip behind it, or a fuse blown by a cheap third-party adapter.
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They cost very different amounts to put right.
So we measure rather than guess, and you get a real number rather than a worst case.
Symptoms
What you'll notice
- One port charges and the others don't
- It only charges at a particular cable angle
- No charging indication at all
- It stopped charging after using a cheap adapter
Common causes
Two questions we get
One port works, the others don't. Fixable?
Usually — that pattern normally means a specific port or its circuit has failed rather than the whole board, which is a contained repair.
A cheap charger killed it. Is that a write-off?
Rarely. That damage tends to land on a fuse or the charging chip, and both are repairable at component level.
Also on MacBook
Other MacBook work
Battery replacement
Including swollen cells lifting the trackpad.
Won't turn on
Logic board repair, keeping your soldered storage.
Keyboard repair
Sticking keys, doubled letters, dead keys.
Liquid damage
Time-critical. Sooner is dramatically cheaper.
Not charging?
Three very different faults, and you should know which one you've got. $45 diagnostic — credited to the repair.
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