Yes, liquid damage can corrode or short the USB circuitry, leading to malfunctioning ports. If you suspect liquid damage, professional inspection and repair are recommended.
Get answers to common questions about handling and repairing liquid-damaged MacBooks. Learn how to identify, prevent, and address water damage, including the effectiveness of professional repair services, costs, and long-term stability. Understand the steps you can take immediately after a spill and the benefits of post-repair ultrasonic cleaning.
Yes, liquid damage can corrode or short the USB circuitry, leading to malfunctioning ports. If you suspect liquid damage, professional inspection and repair are recommended.
Yes, liquid damage can short out components or corrode circuits, causing the device to fail. If you suspect liquid exposure, it’s crucial to have the device inspected as soon as possible.
Yes, we offer free diagnostics for liquid-damaged devices. Our technicians will assess the extent of the damage and provide you with a detailed estimate for the necessary repairs.
Yes, we handle liquid-damaged devices. We recommend contacting us first for specific instructions to prevent further damage during shipping. Our technicians will assess and repair the damage upon arrival.
Yes, we provide a 90-day warranty on all repairs, including those for liquid spill damage. If you experience any issues related to the repair within this period, we will address them at no additional cost.
Do not attempt to power on or charge your MacBook after a liquid spill. Avoid shaking or blowing into the device, as this can spread the liquid further. Contact us for professional cleaning and repair to prevent additional damage.
The repair time varies depending on the extent of the damage. At CompFix, we aim to diagnose and repair liquid damage within 3-7 business days. We’ll provide a more accurate timeframe once we’ve assessed your MacBook.
It depends on your issue. We can usually give you an estimate on the same day we got the device unless you have liquid damage, which might take some time.
Exposing a MacBook to liquid most often results in damage to the motherboard. However, the best (and only) recommended solution is to bring your MacBook to us for diagnosis. None of the life hacks (put in a rice bag) work! Let the experts handle it.
We will take a day or two to diagnose the device and then get back to you with a price and time estimate. If you agree with the set price and approve it, we will proceed with the repair. If not, you can pick up your MacBook for FREE of charge, in the case of a Mail-in repair, you only pay for shipping the MacBook back to you.
After a professional water damage repair, your MacBook can be quite stable and function normally if all affected components are properly cleaned and replaced. However, the long-term stability largely depends on the extent of the initial damage and the quality of the repair. At CompFix, we use advanced techniques and thorough diagnostics to ensure the highest possible stability and performance of your repaired MacBook. We also provide a 90-day warranty, so if any issues arise related to the repair, we will address them promptly.
It’s possible for your MacBook to continue working after a water spill, but there’s a risk of corrosion or other damage developing over time. It’s recommended to have it professionally inspected to ensure there are no hidden issues.
No, Apple does not cover MacBook repairs caused by water damage under its standard warranty or AppleCare+ plan. Water damage is considered accidental damage, which is typically excluded from warranty coverage. However, AppleCare+ may offer reduced rates for out-of-warranty repairs, including those caused by accidental damage.
The cost to repair a liquid-damaged MacBook can vary widely based on the extent of the damage and the MacBook’s model. Minor repairs, such as cleaning and fixing minor corrosion, might range from $150 to $450. At CompFix, we offer free estimates to provide you with an accurate repair cost before proceeding with any work. Contact us at www.compfix.ca or (647) 657-1033 for a detailed assessment and quote.
Yes, it can. Even if the damage is extensive, we can repair it, but it is better to bring the device in as soon as possible so that we have a better chance of repairing your board in a reasonable time before corrosion spreads and destroys the sensitive elements.
