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em100

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Feb 19, 2010
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I have a White Mac Unibody and about 7 months ago I had the screen replaced. I am having a problem with a loose screen connection. If I bring in all the papers, do you think Apple will do it for free? I do not have applecare left anymore:(.
 
Try, be nice, and if that fails you with Apple, promptly exit and - find your local friendly nerd. ;)
 
I've yet to open up a white unibody, but if that's the model you have - your Apple care recently expire? As in, very recently? I'd call Apple, or head in and try your luck.

Edit:

Actually, you had your screen replaced 7 months ago - under Apple care? If so, they might even be obligated, as that sounds like a workmanship issue.
 
I'm not so much thinking part defect, more of an "installation error". If you can see the connector - and that it's loose - maybe they messed something up on the install?

It'd be one thing if it was your optical drive, and you had problems with your LCD connector - but if they changed your display, and you're having issues (again) related to that assembly.... that's a bit too coincidental.
 
This is what happened. They gave it to me for free instead of having to pay $700. I got very lucky and now really appreciate apple.
 

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This is what happened. They gave it to me for free instead of having to pay $700. I got very lucky and now really appreciate apple.

EEEP! That looks like a cracked LCD, or even heat damage, but definitely not a loose connection! Thankfully you got it fixed for free though :)
 
well they didn't fix it. they aid it wasn't the connection it was the display. I'm not paying $260 for something that i can live with.
 
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