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wietsedegraaf

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Jan 27, 2011
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Hey all! I have a problem with my LED 24 inch screen. At the right edge of the display, the LCD film is crumpled inside. I have a photo of it here:

http://web.me.com/wietsedegraaf/web.jpg

Any ideas? Quick remedies? Estimates on repair/ replace costs? Curious to see what it is..!

Thanks in advance,

Wietse
 
It just happened. About a year after getting it, I was working when I saw the bulge popping out. Its not extremely noticable, but it is rather annoying, and will destroy the resale value of it :(
 
Hi


Ouch!

I do have to say I have had trouble with all the Apple displays I have owned.

Only one that seems to hang in there and be OK is the Laptop one.

I really have no faith in Apple displays at all.
 
It just happened. About a year after getting it, I was working when I saw the bulge popping out. Its not extremely noticable, but it is rather annoying, and will destroy the resale value of it :(

Call Apple regardless, play the sympathy card since that does look really unusual. If you catch someone on a good day and there's no signs of physical damage, you might get lucky.
 
Call Apple regardless, play the sympathy card since that does look really unusual. If you catch someone on a good day and there's no signs of physical damage, you might get lucky.

Was the display purchased alongside a Mac? If so, it may be covered if AppleCare was purchased (I believe that is still the case, if a display is bought with a Mac systsm and AppleCare, AppleCare will cover the display). If not, call AppleCare or take it into your local Apple Store. I have a good rapport with my local Genius bar, they replaced one of my displays due to a slight hue in the panel, and even allowed me to purchase AppleCare well after it was allowed. It's always a gamble.
 
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