MacBook screen replacement
Cracked panels, lines, flicker, black screens and backlight faults on MacBook Air and Pro displays.
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Practical diagnosis and repair for MacBook Air and MacBook Pro—screens, batteries, charging, keyboards, liquid damage and component-level logic-board faults.
MacBook problems that look similar can have very different causes. A black screen might be display damage, a backlight fault or a Mac that is not starting. Poor battery life may be a worn battery, a charging issue or software using excessive power. Accurate diagnosis helps avoid replacing parts that are still working.
At 73inc, we assess the symptoms, confirm the exact model and test the relevant hardware before recommending work. Where a repair is practical, you receive a clear explanation, price and expected turnaround before we proceed.
For other Apple devices, see our broader Apple device repair service in Auckland.
Use the relevant specialist page for more detail, or contact us with the symptoms and model if you are unsure where the problem fits.
Cracked panels, lines, flicker, black screens and backlight faults on MacBook Air and Pro displays.
Short runtime, service warnings, swelling, shutdowns and batteries that no longer charge normally.
USB-C, MagSafe, charging-port and board-level power issues assessed with the correct model in mind.
Unresponsive keys, repeated characters, liquid-affected keyboards and trackpad or cable faults.
Component-level diagnosis for no-power, intermittent, liquid-damage and power-rail faults.
Startup problems, data priorities, macOS faults and appropriate upgrade advice for supported models.
See dedicated guidance for MacBook liquid damage or a MacBook that will not turn on.
Not every MacBook should be repaired at any cost. We consider the model, age, overall condition, storage and memory configuration, the fault, parts availability and whether other wear is likely to affect value.
If repair makes sense, we explain the appropriate option. If the economics are poor, we say so and can discuss data priorities, sell or trade-in pathways, or replacement choices. The aim is a useful decision—not an unnecessary repair.
Share the model, what happened and what the MacBook is doing now.
Testing focuses on the likely cause while checking for connected faults.
We explain the repair option, cost and turnaround before chargeable work.
Approved work is completed and the relevant functions are checked before return.
We assess MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models, including current Apple-silicon machines and many earlier Intel models. Parts availability and repair economics vary by exact model and year.
No. Tell us the symptoms and any recent event such as a drop, spill or charging problem. Diagnosis is designed to identify the underlying fault.
Yes. After assessment, we explain the fault and provide a quote before chargeable repair work proceeds.
Assessment fees are typically NZ$149–NZ$230 incl. GST, depending on the MacBook model and the type of fault being investigated. We confirm the applicable assessment fee before booking. The assessment fee is paid at booking and, if the approved repair proceeds and is completed, it is deducted from the final repair total rather than charged on top of it.
Where practical, 73inc performs component-level logic-board diagnosis and repair rather than automatically replacing the complete board.
Many hardware repairs do not require data changes, but data cannot be guaranteed. Tell us before assessment if files are the priority, and keep a current backup whenever the MacBook is accessible.
Turnaround depends on diagnosis, model, parts availability and the repair required. We give an expected timeframe with the quote and update you if that changes.
Contact 73inc in Grey Lynn with the model and symptoms. We will guide you to the right repair service.
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