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Whalley Range workshop
Mon - Thu
10am - 7pm
Fri,Sat
10am - 5pm
Initial contact by form only
Home
About UK MAC REPAIR
Terms & Conditions
Services
Diagnosis
Liquid Damage Repair
Screens
Batteries
Mail-in Repair
Data Recovery
Reviews
Customers
Repair Status
Work Approval
Other
Example Component Level Liquid Damage Repair
Services
Keyboard or Trackpad Replacement
iMac & MacBook Upgrades
Run latest MacOS on old MacBook or iMac
UKMR only
Info
Blog
FAQ
Choosing the wrong MacBook repairer
Choosing the right MacBook repairer
For Sale
Sell me your dead MacBook
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Liquid Damage Repair Photos
Corrosion seen around two chips.
Components identified on board-view
Circuit schematic studied
Visual & electronic testing around small chip
Repair for corrosion under small chip
Close up of corrosion around large chip (6mm square)
Close up of corrosion under large chip affecting 123 solder pads.
Visual & electronic testing of all surrounding components prior to new chip install
Preparation of a new USB chip (CD3217) with 123 solder balls
Repair complete.
