MacBook logic board repair by Qualified Electronic Engineer
MacBook logic board repair by Qualified Electronic Engineer
When you plug a lead into a USB C socket on your MacBook there are many tiny metal fingers (conductors) that mate with metal pads in the socket. To make good contact these conductors are forced against the metal pads and if they are all in good condition the wear is minimal. Wear is acceptable […]
I don’t run a high-street shop—and that’s a deliberate choice that works in your favour. While I could operate a shop, I choose instead to work from a fully equipped private workshop at my home. Traditional shops come with significant overheads: full-time staffing, heating, electricity, cleaning, business rates and rent. On average, a shop costs […]
I like to work efficiently and get a logic board repaired while its on the bench just after inspection but customer approval doesnt always appear that quick. Sometimes a logic board can evade repair. They are incredibly complicated and Apple don’t provide us with circuit diagrams or any understanding of the firmware that their custom […]
I speak to many MacBook owners who first take their faulty device to Apple, understandably expecting support through their warranty or AppleCare+ if they’ve paid for it. Too often, they leave disappointed — and, in my view, often cheated. Under UK law, consumers have rights beyond any manufacturer warranty. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 protects […]
Genuine Apple MacBook chargers cost around £70–£80, which is why many owners end up using cheaper alternatives. If that’s you, you likely fall into one of two groups: If you’re in the second group, it’s worth checking — now. How to Identify a Genuine Apple Charger A real Apple charger will include all of the […]
Most of us learned in high school chemistry that liquids conduct electricity. When liquid touches a powered MacBook the results can be damaging. While the device may appear “off,” it’s actually just in a low-power state, waiting to be activated. When liquid makes contact with an active circuit, it causes fizzing (you might even hear […]
MacBooks consume power when running and it dissipates as heat. However, if it gets too hot electronic components fail and so each MacBook has a cooling system to control the temperature of vital components. The cooling system usually consists of a heat sink clamped to the processor and fans to draw cool air into the […]
A damaged charging lead can silently destroy a MacBook— and it’s something most people would never think to check. A year ago I repaired a customers MacBook following liquid damage and 2 weeks ago the customer brought it back saying it would not turn on. On inspection I found that this time it was not […]
