MacBook Air Liquid Damage: Blinking Screen Repair Cost

Subratkp wrote:

if i have liquid damaged to my macbook air 1 , the screen is blinking what will be the repair cost

If there is liquid damage, extensive repairs are likely (e.g. wholesale replacement of entire assemblies), especially if the screen is blinking and the computer will not boot properly. It sounds like a "MacBook Air 1" is an older device, in which case parts are possibly hard to obtain and expensive. Such repairs can easily exceed $1000. Of course the exact details depend on your exact situation -- a Apple Discussions reader cannot make that assessment.

Liquid damage inside a laptop can be notoriously difficult to completely mitigate. Symptoms can surface months or years later as the corrosion slowly progresses, invisibly.

A brand new state of the art M5 MacBook Air starts at $1099. That might be a better option than a liquid damaged purportedly repaired older laptop, and could even cost less.

Subratkp wrote:

if i have liquid damaged to my macbook air 1 , the screen is blinking what will be the repair cost

We users can not state what a repair will cost. You will have to contact the repair facility to get a cost estimate.

Liquid damage is often extensive and ongoing due to corrosion. Have your computer examined by an authorized service center.

"MacBook Air Liquid Damage: Blinking Screen Repair Cost: if i have liquid damaged to my macbook air 1 , the screen is blinking what will be the repair cost"

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Cost for Water Coverage on a Mac:

Do yourHave AppleCare with Accidental Coverage?:

If so, it might be no more than a flat fee -if you have AppleCare (per Apple's Desecration).

So, Verify that you Have AppleCare:

:og in here, and see if you have AppleCare coverage, by selecting your device: https://checkcoverage.apple.com/products

About the Price with AppleCare:

1. View the price, while at this site: AppleCare - Apple.
2. It'f be located in bold-black font below the following (located at the bottom)

Thank you for reaching out. 😉

From your description, only a certified Apple technician can provide a solution.

Therefore, you’ll need to Start a Service Request.

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