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I need the main logic board replaced on my Macbook pro retina 13" After water damage. I had it inspected at an apple authorised s provider but would prefer the work to be done at an apple retail store. Does anyone know how much apple stores tend to charge for a logic board replacement? (I know it's expensive but I can't get an appointment for another week and would like rough estimate now so I can judge if it's worth it)
MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch,Early 2015)
It would be cheaper to repair the one that is in the unit if decided not get one off from ebay. Make sure you are buying the right one check the board # and go from there it should be Example: 820-XXXX-X Make sure you understand that there is no warranty with your unit so it will full cost of repairs which is insane at the apple store!!
Board repair costs on that board are 175.00 a lot cheaper than 625.00 I have had great success at the repair level and no issues just a thought for the future!!
Many, many years ago, I had one replaced for $450... However, I have seen that most recent Logic Boards can go up to $800 (depends on where you are located and who is doing the work.) So, if you want an actual closer price. Your best bet is to call Apple support and ask them for an estimate...
When it comes to liquid damage, Apple doesn't just replace one part. They replace ANY part that has come in contact with liquid. I've seen them replace up to 14 parts in a single liquid damaged machine.
Because of this, they replace it at a flat rate cost, in which they send it to a repair facility for repair. That cost is $884.
Reasoning for that is, if you just replaced the logic board, and there was a spot of liquid contamination on something else, it could cause a short in the circuitry, corrosion, or many other things. Apple prefers just to replace any part that has come in contact with liquid.
I hope that helps.
Best of luck!
I have called them already, unfortunately the support team refuse to give me an estimate- I imagine they don't want any complaints if it varies from what they say. I'm in the UK so imagine it may be more expensive than you experienced
It has already been taken apart, cleaned and inspected- it is only the logic board that has been damaged (display connector and battery chip to be more specific). It still turns on and runs fine but needs to be connected to a display and power source to be useable. Not sure if they have the same practices here in U.K. Stores of replacing everything (didn't realise I'd posted on the US site). Thanks for the help!
My guess is that if it is also on the LVDS (display) cable, they will want to replace that too. The only reason I say that is because I imagine they will want to make sure there are no signs of liquid contamination on that cable, or else you'd probably be back in for another repair shortly after.
I actually don't know the pricing of a repair in the UK, but best of luck to you.
Cheers!
Hello. I had mine done on a 15 rMBP logic board for a poping sound. It was under warranty but the receipt back for records was 625.00. This was jan of 2016 so its recent. Im not sure if the sound check is what made it this price. I had no water damage on the logic board.
Main logic board replacement cost
