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Should I get a repair done?

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samuelk0814

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In a bit of a situation.

I was having some sticky keyboard issues on my Macbook Pro, and Apple offered to replace the top case for free (I have Apple Care+). They ordered a replacement part and I'm waiting.

But now a couple days after seeing them the keyboard seems OK just worn out, wondering if I should still get the top case replacement (as the other parts of the Mac are fine and I wouldn't want something to get damaged during repair)
 
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Hardware failures generally don't repair themselves, and if you're already in the process of getting the repair scheduled by apple (and an authorized agent), then do it
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samuelk0814 said:
In a bit of a situation.

I was having some sticky keyboard issues on my Macbook Pro, and Apple offered to replace the top case for free (I have Apple Care+). They ordered a replacement part and I'm waiting.

But now a couple days after seeing them the keyboard seems OK just worn out, wondering if I should still get the top case replacement (as the other parts of the Mac are fine and I wouldn't want something to get damaged during repair)
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What year / model macbook do you have?
 
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