Vertical and Horizontal Lines on MacBook Air Screen

Broken Screen MacBook Air A common presentation of LCD damage is vertical and horizontal colored lines covering the screen. The background on this screen is a solid black, but you can see many bands of white and colors crisscrossing the display. It almost looks like a plaid pattern on the MacBook Air screen. If you look closely, you can also see a mark near the bottom of the display near the MacBook Air logo where the impact was likely concentrated. This 11 inch MacBook took a direct hit from a television remote to the front of the screen. Ouch! We specialize in MacBook Air screen repair. We have an industry leading 24 hour turnaround, and competitive pricing. If you have a broken screen on your Mac and are unsure what service you need, please fill out the form below and we will get back to you within a few hours.
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