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To fix sticky keys, use compressed air to clean out any debris. If the problem persists, the keyboard may need professional cleaning or repair, especially for models with known keyboard issues.
If your MacBook trackpad is not working, try resetting the SMC (System Management Controller) and NVRAM. Ensuring your macOS is up-to-date can also help fix any software-related issues.
Your MacBook keyboard may not respond due to software glitches, hardware malfunctions, or debris under the keys. Restarting your MacBook or cleaning the keyboard may resolve minor issues.
The cost of repairing an overheating MacBook can vary depending on the root cause and required repairs. At CompFix, we offer free estimates to provide you with an accurate cost before proceeding with any work. Contact us at www.compfix.ca or (647) 657-1033 for more information.
If your MacBook continues to overheat after cleaning and ensuring proper usage, it may indicate a failing cooling system or other internal issues. Contact CompFix for professional diagnostics and repair.
Yes, prolonged overheating can cause permanent damage to your MacBook’s internal components, such as the CPU, GPU, and battery, leading to reduced performance and potential hardware failure.
Regularly cleaning your MacBook, at least every 3-6 months, can help prevent overheating. Use compressed air to remove dust from vents and internal components.
Continuously using an overheating MacBook can damage internal components and reduce its lifespan. It’s best to address the overheating issue promptly to avoid further damage.
If your MacBook overheats, shut it down, and let it cool in a well-ventilated area. Remove any obstructions from the vents, and consider using a cooling pad to improve airflow.
Yes, running resource-intensive applications, having too many programs open at once, or encountering software bugs can cause your MacBook to overheat. Regularly updating your software can help mitigate this issue.
Signs of overheating include the fan running loudly, the bottom of the MacBook feeling excessively hot, reduced performance, unexpected shutdowns, and error messages related to temperature.
To prevent overheating, keep your MacBook’s vents clear, avoid using it on soft surfaces, regularly clean out dust, limit resource-intensive tasks, and ensure proper airflow around your device.
Your MacBook may overheat due to blocked air vents, heavy software usage, dust buildup, or a failing cooling system. Prolonged use in a hot environment can also contribute to overheating.
New Li-ion batteries typically benefit from a few initial “charge-discharge” cycles to calibrate their capacity and optimize performance. This process involves fully charging the battery to 100% and then allowing it to discharge completely to 0% before recharging it fully again. Performing this cycle 2-3 times can help ensure the battery’s internal sensors accurately reflect its capacity, leading to more reliable performance and longevity. However, frequent deep discharges should be avoided to prevent unnecessary wear on the battery. For regular use, it’s best to keep the battery between 20% and 80% charged.
If your replaced MacBook battery isn’t lasting as long as expected, check for background processes or apps consuming excessive power, calibrate the battery, and ensure you’re using the latest macOS. A New Li-ion battery requires “charge-discharge” cycles.
Yes, it’s normal for any battery, including a new MacBook battery, to degrade over time. Most batteries lose capacity after several hundred charge cycles, which is typical for lithium-ion batteries.
To maximize your new MacBook battery’s lifespan, avoid keeping your MacBook plugged in constantly, allow the battery to drain occasionally, keep the operating system updated, and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures.
Factors such as usage intensity, charging habits, temperature exposure, and overall care can impact the lifespan of a replaced MacBook battery. Avoiding extreme temperatures and overcharging can help prolong battery life.
A replaced MacBook battery can typically last between 3 to 5 years, depending on usage patterns and maintenance.
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.
