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Product Details
Description
Description
This Early 2011-Late 2011 MacBook Pro 15" Unibody replacement display includes all of the small parts preinstalled in the assembly, saving time and increasing the quality of your repair.
Replace a broken front glass or malfunctioning LCD display on your laptop. This screen assembly will renew the appearance of your front panel and eliminate the flickering on an aging display.
Part Assembly Includes
Part Assembly Includes
Compatibility
Compatibility
Specifications
Specifications
Compatibility
MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Early 2011
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MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Late 2011
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Repair Stories
Bought a macbook pro as a refurbished device with a Matt screen, and the colors where washed out.
Pretty easy
When putting the new screen in the alignment for the hinges are a little bit tricky just some patience and you'll be golden
Screen glass, display and top cover damaged due hard object dropping onto my wife's computer when in closed position.
Repair went OK until having to remove cable display data cable retainer from the upper case. The retaining screw could not be removed however hard I tried - the result being that the display could not be removed. Had to resort to breaking the small aluminium bracket to make space for display to be removed. After that changed display and reassembled, less the bracket and one lower case screw which threads into the bracket.
Switched on and to my relief all appeared OK. Closer inspection of the securing screw shows excessive use of thread lock which may have caused the problem. No photos available - camera broken!!
Ensure the highest quality screwdrivers are used and sufficient downward force is applied to ensure screwdriver tip does not slip out of screw head.
Not sure how a repair centre would have coped with this problem.
Screen glass, display and top cover damaged due hard object dropping onto my wife's computer when in closed position.
Repair went OK until having to remove cable display data cable retainer from the upper case. The retaining screw could not be removed however hard I tried - the result being that th . . .
