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Aluminium MacBook screen detached

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royger

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I've bought an aluminium MacBook like 3 weeks ago and the screen has detached from the aluminium case, is this a normal issue?
 
I figure this isn't the case, but your description leaves me picturing you holding the entire screen assembly with wires dangling while the CPU/Keyboard portion sits on the table. 😱

I would imagine that in any interpretation this isn't a 'normal' issue and you probably need to take it to Apple, but an actual photo might help you find someone else who's experienced the same issue. 🙂
 
royger said:
I've bought an aluminium MacBook like 3 weeks ago and the screen has detached from the aluminium case, is this a normal issue?
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If you have to ask this question then I cannot imagine how you function. Seriously? Is it normal for a screen to be detached from the case? No.
 
There's plenty of room behind the screen, I just trough that maybe it's just some kind of "secret pocket" (I could hide a couple of cigarettes behind) hehehe. Anyway I've already took it for repair, so there are no photos, sorry 🙁 I just wanted to know if more people are experiencing the same issue.
 
royger said:
There's plenty of room behind the screen, I just trough that maybe it's just some kind of "secret pocket" (I could hide a couple of cigarettes behind) hehehe. Anyway I've already took it for repair, so there are no photos, sorry 🙁 I just wanted to know if more people are experiencing the same issue.
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Your telling me you could put cigarettes behind the display of your MacBook?
 
To the OP, dead pixels are also bad. They are not a 'Where's Waldo' mini-game created by the display.


But really, the first thing you thought was a storage for cigarettes?
 
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