My macbook trackpad is very hard to push and it hasn't physical-tap-sound anymore. It's very smoother than before and hard to push. It's happen suddenly and I can't bring it to apple store because I live in Iran and as you may know Apple hasn't any support center in Iran at all. So what should I do with my Macbook?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, Mac OS X (10.0.x), Macbook Pro Retina ME294
Sounds like you may have a swollen battery, you should try to have his repaired as soon as you can, as it may cause further damage.
Sounds like you may have a swollen battery, you should try to have his repaired as soon as you can, as it may cause further damage.
I bought this Macbook about 2 weeks ago and battery health is 100%.
Maybe this could be some debris on the edge if the pad, you can try turning off the machine, disconnecting the power supply, and with a slightly damp soft cloth try pressing all the awy around and see if you can clean it out.
The hard to press track pad can quite offten be a swollen battery, and age sometimes has nothing to do with it. Sometimes a bad battery gets thru the inspection line.
Seeing as your MBP is new, I would take what ever steps you can to get it an Apple service center, as you have 14 days to exchange it for a different machine, or a refund.
You can try a SMC reset:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
Follow directions for a battery you should not remove yourself, still sounds like a hardware issue.
All the best
OMG, I cleaned it and now it works like first day.
Thanks
Same i have a mid 2012 macbook pro 13 inch and the key is really hard to press, my solution to this problem either purchase a external mouse/trackpad or what i'm doing going to the genius store and getting it fixed, which is highly unlikely, but what harm does it do if i go. I hope i get it fixed soon so i can start programming.
Why my trackpad button is hard to push
