This is a MacBook after 30 minutes of disassembly.
How many parts do you see?

Apple staff see the same number (9 or 10) and their method of repairing your MacBook is by replacing one or more of them.
This table tells you how many parts I see [and I repair your MacBook by replacing one or more of them].
| Apple module name | Display | Top Case | Logic board | Battery | TouchId | Trackpad | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of replaceable parts | 5 | 10 | 1000+ | 2 | 2 | 2 | 983 |
| Names of parts | Panel, backlight, camera, light sensor, case
| Keyboard, speakers, fans, various cables | Integrated circuits (ICs), mosfets, resistors, capacitors, diodes, inductors, sockets | Cells, Battery management unit (BMU) | TouchId, connector
| Trackpad, ribbon cable | - |
Apple’s Repair Method operates with:
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- Small array of new parts
- Staff with basic training to allow prediction of which of 10 parts contains the fault
- A strict set of company rules e.g. evidence of liquid exposure [or mention] requires replacement of logic board, keyboard & trackpad
- Basic workshop to allow replacement of any of 10 parts.
UK Mac Repair’s Method operates with:
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- Staff with significant electronic qualifications
- Experience to determine where the fault lies within 1200 parts
- Experience to fix the fault at a microscopic level
- No limit to which of 1200+ parts that can be replaced
- Workshop equipped with advanced equipment
- Assets including circuit & boardview diagrams, test equipment
- Vast array of spares. New and used options.
The ability to work at almost any level explains why UK Mac Repair can charge less than Apple.

