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820-00239 Touch Bar, not powering on
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Does this prevent them from being swapped from non-liquid damaged boards/units? Or are they built into the surface of each component (i.e. not separate physical 'stickers')? I'm genuinely asking, I've only seen 12" retina units and no new MBP touch-bard units yet. I'm really curious. Clearly some cleanup would be required, but if there's actually zero corrosion or staining on the board, swapping out the liquid-indicators just for Apple warranty coverage should not be an issue. Unethical, sure (but I mean, let's not even bring up ethics with regards to Apple), but that's not the question here, etc.
edit: Not to derail thread at all; mod please delete if too off-topic.
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61w charger duke,
and SMMRepair, since the board and MacBook is clean, i would obviously just swap the stickers and have the logic board replaced under warranty, however the stickers are different to regular airs and retinas (this is my first touch bar) the closest match is the iPhone 4 stickers which are tiny bit bigger, would they do? also do these really have uv indicators or just a myth?
and SMMRepair, since the board and MacBook is clean, i would obviously just swap the stickers and have the logic board replaced under warranty, however the stickers are different to regular airs and retinas (this is my first touch bar) the closest match is the iPhone 4 stickers which are tiny bit bigger, would they do? also do these really have uv indicators or just a myth?