Evan

Hello all, I've been working on Macs for quite a while, but in this case I am seeking a greater level of empirical...

I have a 2015 15" MacBook Pro with a dented upper case (the keyboard assembly). I know about the glued battery situation...

I have a MacBook Pro that I recently replaced the logic board in. The logic board I installed should be fine (absolutely...

I know Macs pretty well, but this problem has me stumped. I'm pretty sure I've got a bit of a logic board problem on my...

Hi all, I've been fixing MacBook Pros off and on as a kind of side hobby for about 2 years now, and I've pretty much ran...

I have a 2012 13" MacBook Pro with the Retina screen that is cracked. I noticed there are a few Retina panels on eBay (not...

I have a 2008 MacBook Pro, A1260 I believe. Last three digits of the serial # are YJZ. The computer had anissue where it...

I need a new lcd panel for my 24" early 2008 iMac. I have a few questions. 1). Does the LCD panel usually come with the...

Hi, I have a 256GB SSD that was previously working fine in a 2010 MacBook Air. I recently installed it in a 2011 MacBook...

Hello, I have a MacBook Air (late 2010, Core 2 Duo 1.86 GHz, A1369) that had a little bit of water spashed on the...

Most of that flew cleanly over my head. I think you're trying to deal with a line on your LCD. Have you made sure the LVDS cable is plugged in to the logic board securely? If it is, then most likely you need a new LCD panel. You can actually open the LCD panel by throughly heating small sections of the outer edge of the glass, and carefully yet firmly prying the glass up with suction cups. But the LVDS cable is easiest to check.

What is the issue with removing the screws? Are they too tight, or stripped?