Today as usual was cleaning my macbook's screen by spraying Colin(screen cleaner) then wiping it off with microfibre cloth. Suddenly I begin to notice water under my screen and don't know how it got there. Laptop is working fine but the screen is damaged.
What should I do ..?
Going to apple centre is expensive
Can I dry out the water by myself and if yes then how .?
Is this a good question?
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Using a hair dryer at low heat should speed up the evaporation process. Just don’t cook your display and make sure the system is fully off!
I never recommend spraying anything directly onto the system! Wet a paper towel or microfiber cloth with the cleaner then wipe the area you are trying to clean.
I know this will sound silly! I use baby wipes (unscented) to wipe the systems surfaces as they have enough ruffness to clean without scratching. For displays I use a diluted mixture of reagent quality isopropyl alcohol and distilled water (50%).
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Thanks
But using hairdryer doesn't seem to help.
Any other idea .?
by Sriwas Narayanan
Okay. Either way, apple or fixing it yourself will be expensive
by Aiden