Is this battery issue or screen?
Hi,
I have a problem with my Macbook Pro Retina-13 Late 2013.
At the outset, it should be mentioned that the battery is already dead, which is notified by the computer itself. But it seems that an additional problem may be the screen.
In normal mode, the computer almost never starts up (that is, I think it starts up but with a black screen). And when by some miracle it manages to fire it up, the screen is terribly milky. Sometimes less, sometimes more, but still you can hardly see anything and it is unusable. The same thing happens when I boot it in Recovery mode.
But there is some hope. The computer almost always boots properly using Option+Command+P+R key combination. That is, when resetting NVRAM and PRAM. However, even after such a startup, when I close the laptop and then open it, the screen no longer wakes up.
Based on this description and the attached pictures, are you able to give me any advice?
The computer is used only occasionally to check something on the Internet, do transfers and possibly some shopping. I think on average it comes out to about 2 hours of use per week. And that's why I'm wondering if it's worth investing in servicing, or if it's better to buy some cheap "new" old junk.
I would be willing to replace the battery, but replacing the screen seems uneconomical.
Thank you very much in advance for your help.
Greetings