Go to ifixit.com and see if there is anything on there about a repair.
They have reasonably-priced replacement parts too, at least until your
gummint gets its paws into the deal. I repaired a macbook with a power
board i got from them for $US80, Apple were saying $1000 to fix it
(which is basically "buy a new one"). A few special screwdrivers and
such, and a big sheet of paper to tape all the little bits to, with
numbers of the step, and off you go.
--R
On 2/28/12 6:22 PM, Hendrik and Fay wrote:
It's a A1278 MacBookPro 13", couple of years old.
Searching online reveals that it is a issue but of course Apple is
taking the high moral ground and telling people nothing except that
their products are that fantastic that they should pay through the
nose for them, however Fay loves it but she falls in that category of
people who have limited computer knowledge.
Hendrik
who is getting used to Ubuntus Oneiric Ocelot
On 28/02/12 13:25, Dan Penoff wrote:
Can offer any details about the Mac, as in model or order number?
I can look it up in GSX (Apple's service system) and see if there are
any issues with these parts.
Dan
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