My MacBook Pro retina screen is dead. Screen or logic board?
I own a macbook pro retina, mid 2012. I bought like 2 years and 2 months ago.
Yesterday, I was cleaning my macbook as usual with some alcohol(95% ethanol), between the keys and on the screen. I do it regularly and it's not my first time. After a bit, the screen started flickering in a barely visible way, you need to focus on the screen to see the flickering, I directly updated mac os and restarted. After the restart, the flickering increased and it became clear. I turned off my mac for like an hour, and tried to boot the flickering disapeared, after 10 minutes the flickering got back. I was shocked, so i turned it off till the next day, once I woke up i turned it on and noticed that there were no flickering, I left it on for like an hour and came back to check the flickering was enormous, there were color change it feels like the screen was going to blow. I turned it off and rebooted and the screen was dead. Here's an image of what I currently get when I boot
http://i.stack.imgur.com/In7pH.jpg
i tried an external display with both vgas, and everything worked fine.
Is this a screen problem? or a mobo problem? any other explanation to the above image?
Thank you.
Note: it's an LG screen.
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