Introduzione
This guide will walk you through the steps of replacing the screen of your Macbook Pro.
Cosa ti serve
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Set up a clean workspace and gather all supplies. You will need your Macbook Pro, a new screen, a hair dryer, a screen cleaning cloth, and a suction cup.
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Use a hair dryer to heat the adhesive around the edges of the screen you are removing.
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Attach the suction cup found in the iFixit repair kit to the corner of your screen, by gently pressing down until it seals. Lift screen away by pulling up on the suction cup key ring.
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Use a screen cleaning cloth to buff out any marks on your Macbook Pros screen surface.
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Use a screen cleaning cloth to buff out any marks on the inside of new glass that will be applied.
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Remove the strips covering the adhesive on the new screen.
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Heat the new adhesive strips evenly using the hair dryer.
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Place the new screen in position. Confirm that the new screen is properly aligned with the edges of the Macbook Pro.
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Using the screen cleaning cloth carefully press the edges of the screen to seal the adhesive.
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To insure the seal of the adhesive, reheat it again with the hair drying.
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Finally, use the screen cleaning cloth and carefully press the edges of the screen one more time.
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This guide provides all instructions necessary to dismantle and replace a Macbook Pro Screen.
This guide provides all instructions necessary to dismantle and replace a Macbook Pro Screen.
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How did you know the correct part number for your specific MacBook? Where did you source the glass?
I sourced my glass this eBay seller: http://www.ebay.com/usr/beetstech?_trksi...
To find the correct part, I followed iFixit's "ID your Mac" prompts in the parts store, then selected the glass panel from the list of compatible parts.
Hope this helps!
FYI, OWC (Other World Computing, aka macsales.com) has the 15-inch glass for $25, and the 13-inch for $24:
https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Apple/MB... (15-inch)
https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Apple/MB... (13-inch)
…and I just discovered they even have the 17-inch:
https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Apple/MB...
One last comment: get the glass as hot as you can!
Does this work for the Late-2013 Retina MacBook Pro (15-inch)?
