So I have a MacBook Air 11" Late 2010 with fully lit screen but ink blotches along a crack. Is this the correct LCD Screen Replacement Part?
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Be sure to match your model number, located at your bottom cover. DO NOT attempt to do this unless your an experienced Apple tech. The glass is incredibley delicate and you can damage the films behind the glass just by touching them. I'm an Apple tech you can take my word for it. Good luck.
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Well the best way to know is to remove the old screen and look up the part number. The one thing that I can tell you is, it is a great replacement screen. Hope this helps.
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If your lcd is working properly yes it should be the only part that needs replacing but be carefull when taking it apart. For the tools it depends on the seller I've bought some that come with tools and others that do not check the description. Good luck but it's pretty easy check out the YouTube videos, very good tutorials on it. Luis
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Hard to say. If only the surface glass is cracked then that is all that should need replacing. Does the LCD screen appear to be OK or can't you tell? If uncertain, before ordering anything, I would remove the cracked glass first and then turn the computer on and see if the monitor is fine. if so, just replace the protective glass. Note that the protective glass needs to be heated pretty hot to remove without having it shatter all along the edge. NOTE: As some of the online videos show, you must start on the left hand side to remove the screen. The camera wires are run around the edge of the right hand side and to much heat could damage camera/wires even so I got it pretty hot without wire damage. I got the left hand side and top over to the camera pretty hot, lifted the top left hand side up then applied heat to the right hand side and top to remove. If it is shattering you need more heat. Care in heating the bottom near the keyboard is needed or you will melt the plastic caps on the keyboard. I think they are $3 or $4 to replace if you do. You could protect the keyboard with something to keep the heat away from the key caps while heating along the bottom edge of the screen. Hope this is helpful.
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I bought one some months ago. It was sold as "used fully tested grades B+ to A condition Apple part" and in my case it was like new and certainly was a "drop in" replacement for my MacBook A1181 MB062LL/B (Santa Rosa). If this isn't an original part I can't hardly tell the difference. You should check at https://www.everymac.com to find out your MacBook model and assure that this part is fully compatible with it before buying.
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That would be your LCD. The little spot you saw on the screen was an ink spot. So you need to replace your lcd not your Digitizer unless the surface is shattered as well.
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Hi Jorge, Thank you for reaching out. For accuracy on compatibility, please provide us the part number of the original screen. The part number is located at the back of the screen when it is taken out of the laptop. Example part number is LTN156AT20-W01. You may also send a picture of the back of screen to customerservice@techorbits.com Kindly focus on the characters around the bar-code. Please know that some screens have more than one bar-code. Please take pictures of each bar-code so I can help you locate the part number. Once I can confirm the correct part that you need, I would be able to provide you with the appropriate screen and price. If you have any further questions, you can reply back to this email or call us at 1-888-672-4870.
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I don't know. Unfortunately I ordered the wrong screen for my MacBook. Wish I could help more.
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If your screen size is 13.3 diagonal. But I believe you may have a 14.1 diagonal. Therefore do a search on 14.1 Mac replacement screen. Either way, it's an easy but careful process to change over and its still working well.
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Hi Kathy, Thank you for reaching out. For accuracy on compatibility, please provide us the part number of the original screen. The part number is located at the back of the screen when it is taken out of the laptop. Example part number is LTN156AT20-W01. You may also send a picture of the back of screen to customerservice@techorbits.com Kindly focus on the characters around the bar-code. Please know that some screens have more than one bar-code. Please take pictures of each bar-code so I can help you locate the part number. Once I can confirm the correct part that you need, I would be able to provide you with the appropriate screen and price. If you have any further questions, you can reply back to this email or call us at 1-888-672-4870.
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Yes this would be the appropriate part for your replacement as it is the LCD that has cracked. If the picture never shows up, then it is the LCD but your screen is perfectly functional. Try looking for just the LCD instead it can be much cheaper than buying both and spending more on a part that you don't need. This is all the help I can offer you- Ethan
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Worked great for mine. If you've never replaced a screen before, you definitely want to watch a tutorial on youtube
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Yes this is the part you need if just the outer screen is cracked. If the LCD is cracked, it either won't turn on at all, or will be black in that area. This is a fairly simple repair, but like he other answer, you need the right tools and you should follow the guide on ifixit.com
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This is the digitizer (touchscreen) and not the display. You will have to go for lcd screen replacement if your backlight is not working.
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Honestly I'm not sure because I don't work for Apple so I couldn't tell the difference between mine and the actual part I ordered. When I took to the repair guy they examined the part and said it was fine to use. I currently still have that replace piece on my macbook and I haven't had any problems so far *knocks on wood* .
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The screen is working perfectly. What you need to do it just replace correctly and will work on your computer. ...
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May not pass. Most replacement screens have inventory scan stickers on them, as do the original Apple screens. I doubt that the stickers match each other identically, unable to tell as they are square scan tags (those dot matrix scan squares). If they check for that, and they don't match...they'll know it's a replacement aftermarket screen.