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Is this showing a liquid damage?

Hello experts,

is this how a liquid damage looks like? Please tell me your thoughts.

My MBP mid 2015 died 20 days after warranty - both, Apple and the shop I bought it from, don't feel the need to pay for the repair. The authorized Apple service provider says that the logic-board is broken (costs of repair ~1400€).

Because I don't want to affect your standpoint, I deliberately do not explain whats happened / not happened to the device (right now).

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Martin

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hi martin, the first photo shows liquid signs, the second photo shows corrosion from liquid. try using isopropyl and a toothbrush to clean the corrosion and the residual signs of liquid and see what happens after that

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If it is not liquid damage, you can request a "flat rate repair" cost on that is $357.00 in Texas.

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Thanks for your answers. I really don't know what causes the indication. I never spit any liquid on the laptop, never used it in areas with high humidity (have many electronic devices in my flat - the MBP is the only one which died - hard to understand what happened here). It is so frustrating :/

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