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jaw04005

jaw04005

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If the parts are in stock—it usually only takes 1-2 days and they ship it back to you overnight. If not, it can take up to 4+ days. What are you getting fixed? The logic board also?
 
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wiggy4ever

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no, just the screen. the lcd had those white spots that was common in powerbooks, so i sent it back to get a new lcd
joshuawaire said:
If the parts are in stock—it usually only takes 1-2 days and they ship it back to you overnight. If not, it can take up to 4+ days. What are you getting fixed? The logic board also?
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super_kev

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wiggy4ever said:
no, just the screen. the lcd had those white spots that was common in powerbooks, so i sent it back to get a new lcd
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Yes, what's up with that? We just got our iBook screen replaced and it still has those white spots in the bottom corners... thinking about sending it in again but I'm not sure if it will help?
 
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jane doe

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super_kev said:
Yes, what's up with that? We just got our iBook screen replaced and it still has those white spots in the bottom corners... thinking about sending it in again but I'm not sure if it will help?
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Make sure that your not putting your powerbook/ibook in a bag with books or anything that presses against the screen. That will cause white spots.
 
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