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When I open the macbook (A2141) the display is severly corrupted when the screen is positioned at different angles. If I tentatively move the screen through the opening arc it sometimes fixes itself.
This looks a lot like a flex cable issue, but it's not affecting the backlight in this instance.
AW194 wrote:
When I open the macbook (A2141) the display is severly corrupted when the screen is positioned at different angles. If I tentatively move the screen through the opening arc it sometimes fixes itself.
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/af779ee8-f78c-48f5-823a-bf78f00e897e
This looks a lot like a flex cable issue, but it's not affecting the backlight in this instance.
You have a hardware issue— looks to be display.
You can try plugging in an external monitor and compare your results—this would be telling.
Make an appointment for a "hardware issue"
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AW194 wrote:
When I open the macbook (A2141) the display is severly corrupted when the screen is positioned at different angles. If I tentatively move the screen through the opening arc it sometimes fixes itself.
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/af779ee8-f78c-48f5-823a-bf78f00e897e
This looks a lot like a flex cable issue, but it's not affecting the backlight in this instance.
You have a hardware issue— looks to be display.
You can try plugging in an external monitor and compare your results—this would be telling.
Make an appointment for a "hardware issue"
Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple
Outside the USA
Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support
Display Artifacts
