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Happy New Year from the team at LapFix! 

The Flexgate issue in some MacBook Pro models primarily arises from a short, exposed cable, which can lead to display problems. Additionally, a design flaw in the laptop's hinge places undue stress on the display, causing potential cracks. Is the new MacBook M1 affected by this?  Here is the video  https://youtu.be/hBY2kJEBtg4 

A customer tried to DIY replace their MacBook battery, but ended up with a mishap. Ripped off these traces and ended up with a repair bill. Lesson learned: Be extra careful with all plastic connections on newer MacBooks, they're fragile! 

An intriguing observation in motherboard diagnostics: Burn marks on motherboards are frequently discovered in close proximity to two crucial components—the battery connector and the memory module. 

Today will start with reviving this dead, corroded MacBook Air logic board. 

In 2023, gaming desktops are enjoying unprecedented popularity, defying all predictions about the rise of mobile and cloud gaming. Their powerful hardware and customizable features continue to attract enthusiasts who crave top-notch performance. It's a renaissance period for PC gaming, proving that the desktop experience is irreplaceable. 

Snapshot from our new video on fixing a 15-inch MacBook Pro that won't power on. This burned capacitor explains why the 15-inch MacBook Pro won't power on.  👇👇👇👇
 https://youtu.be/yV-36DL9UnM 

it is fascinating how liquid spills on a MacBook almost always seem to impact the same areas, regardless of where the spill actually occurred. One common victim: the trackpad connection and cable. 

MacBook Pro exhibiting extensive damage from flood exposure. Internally, pervasive rust and discoloration are evident. Screws, connectors, and other metallic components have taken on a pronounced brown hue due to rust. Particularly, the battery compartment is surrounded by a significant layer of corrosion, characterized by a crusty, white and green buildup. The stark visual contrast between the MacBook's original pristine state and its current flood-damaged condition is unmistakable. Efforts are now concentrated on data recovery given the prevalent corrosion. 

Yet another gaming motherboard has been damaged by a burnt SIC632 power chip, which also took down neighboring components. This is a sobering reminder of the importance of using stable power and high-quality components in high-performance laptops. Can we save it ?