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They said they have to replace the case back and front because of dented marks but next to my mouse pad there little marks they can replace the backcase and front case not unsure about how can they replace the front where speakers and keyboard is? I have got apple care plus and they said they do it for free because i have 2 accidentally damage cover
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You see the dents near the bottom are they able to replace the silver thing next to the keyboard as well as the back and front because dont want them to repair backcase and underneath and leave these marks next to my mouse
Thank you for your comment i am abit OCD with these marks but when do get these fixed then going to buy this case from amazon it will help https://www.amazon.co.uk/MacBook-Release-i-Blason-Rubberized-Macbook/dp/B01MROYJGR?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_13
XxDarkMarioxX wrote:
Thank you for your comment i am abit OCD with these marks but when do get these fixed then going to buy this case from amazon it will help https://www.amazon.co.uk/MacBook-Release-i-Blason-Rubberized-Macbook/dp/B01MROYJGR?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_13
I would not put anything on the Mac that would restrict air flow and heat dissipation.
Use on a flat, stable surface you should be fine.
Not recommended to throw your Mac down a flight of stairs or out a moving car window.
The top case (including the speaker I believe) is one replacement part. The keyboard and a new battery should be included.
A battery service these days involves swapping out the entire top case including the keyboard and top case. They require exchange of the previous part, which is then refurbished to whatever degree is possible and it can go back as a repair part again with a new battery.
XxDarkMarioxX wrote:
• Says on the product that Fully vented for safe heat disbursement and rubberized corner stands at the bottom
That is fine however— the case itself (Aluminum)— is used to dissipate heat independent of the actual vents.
My advise is do not put a coat on your Mac.
From my experience these plastic cases crack very easily since there isn't very much holding these cases to the laptop. Once the plastic cases crack, the laptop tends to slip right out of them. I almost dropped a client's laptop due to a damaged plastic case. If you carry your laptop around, then I would suggest getting a padded laptop bag to carry the laptop. Just don't put other items in the bag which will press against the laptop and possibly crack the Display since the Display is so thin on the Retina models.
What is the issue?
Both upper and lower case get replaced as well as the screen.
There are 3 components: bottom case/panel, upper case and the lid.
All of them will be replaced. Good as new.
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