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Why does my screen turn white?

My macbook screen randomly started fading to white while in use. If I apply pressure to the back of the monitor it will come back as a regular screen, which makes me think a cable is loose. Please give me an idea as to what i should do. Thanks!

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You have two possibilities here:

  • The LVDS cable is loose or bad
  • The driver logic on the back of the LCD has become disconnected from the LCD panel

Did you bang your laptop? If you had its likely the LCD is gone and you will need to replace it.

I would start with the idea its just a loose cable. Pop the bottom cover off and inspect the LVDS cable connector connection to the main logic board. Review this IFIXIT guide Installing MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Late 2011 Display Jump to Step 14 to find it. Does it look OK? also do you see any corrosion or other water damage? If it looks OK go back to Step 1 and follow the guide to the end (Step 20). As this guide stops at removing the lid assembly you will need to jump to a different guide for the rest or the process. Follow this guide Installing MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2009 Front Display Glass from Step 15. Sorry to say it to doesn't get you the whole way either but the last steps are self evident. You will need to remove the LCD mounting screws and very carefully remove the panel and the still attached cables. On the back side you will see the LVDS cable connection sometimes this connector needs to be cleaned & reseated. carefully connect things back so you can check the connections. Only at this point can you figure out if the LVDS cable it's self is bad or the LCD panel needs to be replaced.

If you know you banged your laptop you may opt to just replace the entire lid assembly.

Immagine MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2009 Front Display Glass

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MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2009 Front Display Glass Replacement

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Sostituzione schermo MacBook Pro 13" Unibody fine 2011

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Use your right finger to pull the screen right top edge towards you and use left finger and push the left top edge further from you.

Do not over pull or push.

Perform this a couple of times and it has solve my problem permanently.

If it does not work, do the other way around. Right edge further from you and left edge towards you.

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This worked but why?

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The LCD to LVDS connector interface was loose or dirty.

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So i tried everything posted on this forum, even the solution, but even then my screen kept turning white.

Eventually I followed the steps for disassembling the screen and put some thick tape behind the LCD in the top right corner. This sort of fixed the problem for me.

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I have the same problem. Tried everything that's been suggested on the forums. I finally when to an Apple licensed computer repair store and left my macbook pro for them to diagnose. Answer was a bad display screen . The repair cost was not worth it so all I do is put a binder clip on the left lower edge of my screen. I have to adjust it a bit from time to time, but it works. A $.10 fix to a $600 repair. Works for me.....

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So i tried everything posted on this forum, even the solution, but even then my screen kept turning white.

Eventually I followed the steps for disassembling the screen and put some thick tape behind the LCD in the top right corner. This sort of fixed the problem for me.

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