bent metal case due to heat

s.rosati wrote:

I have a 2017 MacBook Pro, 13 inch display. I have just discovered that - probably due to heat - the lower case is bent and instead of being supported by the rubber feet, it lays on the desk with the case. This causes a little but annoying wobbling when typing.

When the notebook is switched off it cools down, and the bent is less noticeable, yet there is some. Despite using it continuously in the last three years, I didn't notice this issue before. Any idea how to fix this? Thanks.

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Typically a bent case is a swollen battery—

You need to take the computer to an authorized service center for evaluation. It may be that the battery is swelling.

The computer would shutdown before it got hot enough to bend meta.

Until the melting point of Aluminum, the case will maintain a perfectly sold shape and is not subject to deforming by HEAT alone.

The melting point of aluminum is over 1200 degrees F.

Hi Mate just wondering why you think is due to the heat?

I do live in Middle East and mine is not having the same issue

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