Can a MacBook with water damage be repaired?
Often, yes. It depends on how much liquid got in and which parts it reached; we tell you after diagnostics.
So you've just spilled water on your MacBook Pro and it doesn't turn on? Don't despair, there is hope. Bring your water-damaged MacBook Pro to our shop as soon as you can, and do not try to dry it with heat.
Water-damage repairs have no warranty, but we tell you what we found and what the repair will cost before any work starts.
The water often makes its way to the logic board and to cables like the ribbon cable joining the logic board and the display. We'll keenly examine each component of the logic board and ribbon cable and thoroughly clean them. We'll then make sure your MacBook is completely dry before we test each component separately. Should any part be damaged and need replacement as a remedy, we tell you the price before we replace it.
Time depends on the fault; we tell you after diagnostics.
These services can easily be accessed via either of these options:
MacBook Pro liquid damage repairs often involve the logic board; see our MacBook logic board repair page. For other MacBook models, see MacBook water damage repair.
Any day is a suitable servicing day! Walk in our store any day of your liking for water damage MacBook Pro repair without any need of prior arrangement: we're open 7 days a week.
The expenses of repairing a water-damaged MacBook Pro are pegged on the MacBook model and on which parts the liquid reached. Repairs are quoted after diagnostics. Diagnostics cost $99 and count toward the repair if you go ahead. You approve the price before any work starts; nothing is repaired without your yes. For other faults, see our MacBook Pro repair page.
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Often, yes. It depends on how much liquid got in and which parts it reached; we tell you after diagnostics.
If this happens, carefully follow the guideline below.
No. Do not wait for it to dry. Switch it off and bring it in as soon as you can.