MacBook Pro Retina

2016 2017

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(ASP) out of warranty repairs on behalf of the client (AASP) Applecare protection plan on behalf of apple

Apple Certified Macintosh Technician

With any Warranty/Exchange hardware and/Or Repairs to logic boards the client is responsible for all shipping costs.

MacBook Pro 13" Function Keys Late 2016
MacBook Pro 13" Touch Bar Late 2016
MacBook Pro 15" Touch Bar Late 2016
MacBook Pro 13" Touch Bar Late 2017




Data recovery from failed logic boards

2016 & 2017 MacBook Pro Retina’s A1706. A1707

SSD’s are soldered to the logic board

We can recover your data.


























Retina New LCD Screen assembly for MacBook Pro 13" A1706, A1708

Exchange your old one, it’s roughly $900 installed, that includes shipping and tax, Order in 10 to 15 days




Best advise,

if your in the market for a newer MacBook Pro

and your looking at the 2016 or 2017 model,


Buy the new 2019 MacBook Pro instead.

SSD Flash drive can only be upgraded on the non touch bar model only

$250 no tax

don’t give up

we might just be able to recover your data with the tool below.

An increasing number of users have experienced backlight issues on 2016 and newer MacBook Pro models, particularly those with the Touch Bar, often resulting in a so-called "stage light effect" along the bottom of the display.

According to the repair website iFixit, which highlighted the issue today, the underlying cause is Apple's use of thin, fragile flex cables that connect the display with the display controller board on 2016 and newer MacBook Pro models, as opposed to the more durable wire cables used in previous generations.


When it first debuted, the design seemed fine. But as always, the devil is in the details. Apple opted for thin, fragile flex cables as opposed to the beefier wire cables used in previous designs that could be routed through the hinge instead of wrapped around it, helping mitigate the stress of repeated openings and closings.


In a nutshell, the normal, repeated opening and closing of the display lid can result in the thin flex cables becoming fragile and breaking over time. And since the issue takes time to manifest, the affected MacBook Pro models are often outside of Apple's one-year warranty period when they start exhibiting symptoms.


Many examples of the issue have been documented on the website Flexgate, in the Apple Support Communities, It's unclear how many users are affected, but the number continues to increase.

The problem gets worse when affected customers take their MacBook Pro to Apple for repair, as iFixit claims that the flex cables are integrated into the display and cannot be replaced individually. Instead, the entire display assembly needs to be replaced, turning a cheap repair into a costly $900-plus one.


While some customers without AppleCare+ have managed to get a free or reduced-cost repair, it appears many have been required to pay in full.

Apple has not launched a public-facing repair program for this issue, and we're not aware of any internal one either.

Affected devices:

MacBook Pro (13­-inch, 2016, Two Thunderbolt 3 Ports)

MacBook Pro (13-­inch, 2017, Two Thunderbolt 3 Ports)
MacBook Pro (13-­inch, 2016, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)
MacBook Pro (13-­inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)

MacBook Pro (15-­inch, 2016)
MacBook Pro (15-­inch, 2017)

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Symptoms are as follows


1   No power after liquid spill

2   No Backlight on screen after liquid spill

3   Distorted display or random colour’s on screen and fault is not from the screen or cable

4   Does not boot to desktop or shows white screen

5   LED light in the front is constantly ON and the Mac doesn't boot up

6   Beeping sound

7   No display on the screen but when connected to an external display shows desktop

8   Not detecting battery or hard drive

9   Short circuit on Logic Board

10 Constant Restarts and fault has been diagnosed to be from the Logic Board




Liquid damage tips


after the spill

Turn you’re MBP off

flip it upside down

  “if you can” unscrew the back and disconnect the battery.


That’s it!


Now ring or email us to book your MBP in for repair


“DO NOT TRY TO switch it on”


if you have tried to boot up/power on

something will get fried.


(Don’t believe the old myth that rice will magically repair your Logic Board)







Apple Recalls on the links below










With any Warranty/Exchange hardware and/Or Repairs to logic boards the client is responsible for all shipping costs.

Liquid spill damage, Repair 

Ultrasonic  cleaning.

Microscope inspection

Micro soldering component level repair

Logic board repairs A1706, A1707, A1708 $600 no tax


If the Logic Board is unrepairable there will be no fee.


Estimated price is subject to change, especially when liquid damage is concerned or suspected due to so many parts that can be affected.


No Upgrades

Flash drive, Wi-Fi and Memory

are all soldered to the logic board.

MacBook Pro Flash drive

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500GB $395

1TB      $495

2TB      $700

   

includes shipping Via DHL, duty and tax


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