MacBook Repair at Macintosh

MacBook Repair at Macintosh

Whether you own an older model or the latest MacBook, Macintosh guarantees you the best service thanks to our specialized team with extensive experience in handling common issues faced by previous devices.

Here’s a detailed look at some of these issues and how Macintosh resolves them:

1. MacBook Pro 2011 – 15-inch: Graphics Card Issue
   The 2011 MacBook Pro models faced a significant problem with the graphics card, resulting in visual distortions or complete screen failure.
   This issue stemmed from excessive heat, which damaged the internal components of the graphics card.
   At Macintosh, we tackle this problem using the latest repair technologies
   either by replacing the entire graphics card or employing advanced reflow techniques to fix the faulty components and restore the device’s efficiency.
2. MacBook Pro 2016-2017: Screen Flex Cable, Keyboard, and Integrated SSD Issues
   The 2016-2017 MacBook Pro models encountered a series of technical problems
   the most notable being a flex cable that was too short and prone to wear, leading to screen failures after limited use.
   Additionally, the “butterfly” keyboard design often led to stuck keys or unresponsive buttons.
   These models also suffered from issues with the integrated SSD, which could fail and result in data loss or system crashes.
   At Macintosh, we replace the damaged flex cable with a more durable one and fully repair or replace the keyboard to ensure smooth responsiveness.
   We also address SSD issues with advanced technical solutions to ensure data integrity and device performance.
3. MacBook Pro 2019 – 16-inch: SSD Problems
   Some users of the 2019 MacBook Pro – 16-inch experienced issues with the integrated SSD
   including failures or significant slowdowns, negatively impacting device performance and, in some cases, leading to data loss.
   At Macintosh, we utilize the latest tools and technologies to accurately diagnose the problem.
   Subsequently, we repair or replace the faulty SSD, ensuring the device’s performance is restored and data is protected.