trackpad is making noise a lot now after 10 years

ruud195 wrote:

I heard from Apple support that my Mid 2015 MackBook Pro is a vintage model now and they don't repair this themselves...but the Q is ; is it repairable and where can it be done in the Netherlands

trackpads do not make no noise....so very hard to interpolate(?)

you can replace the trackpad— i would suspect, typically this is a upper case replacement, trackpad/keyboard/ sometimes battery included, it may be possible to to buy a stand alone trackpad—cables are easily damaged.

Ask around locally in your region

Outside the USA—Contact Apple for support and service by phone

See a list of Apple phone numbers around the world.

Contact Apple Support - Apple Support

Around the World—

Choose your country or region - Apple

if you are doing this yourself, parts & pieces:

techrestore

dttservice

PowerbookMedic

ifixit

beetstech

ref: see vintage and obsolete:

Obtaining service for your Apple product after an expired warranty - Apple Support

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The 2015 model is the first one with the new Haptic Feedback Trackpads which simulate both the physical feel of a click as well as the click sound.

Unfortunately the 2015 model is now considered "Obsolete" by Apple so no official Apple repairs are possible now.

I would check to see if the battery may be starting to swell. Does the Trackpad appear to be raised up at all? Does the Display clamshell close properly or is the Trackpad preventing the Display from closing fully? Do you see the Bottom Case starting to bulge or even separate? Does the laptop still sit flat on a smooth surface? If the battery is starting to swell, then it may be starting to push against the underside of the Trackpad which can definitely affect how the Trackpad operates.

ruud195 wrote:

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your 2015 at best is limited to a macOS that is no longer supported...bug fixes and more importantly security updates.

It might be worth considering upgrading to a newer machine.