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Expert MacBook Pro 15" A1707 liquid damage repair and data recovery in London

The Mac Response Centre offers a quick and reliable MacBook Pro 15" A1707 liquid damage repair and data recovery service for all Mac users in London. Our services include a range of repairs including logic board repairs, keyboard replacement, screen repairs and data recovery.

What to do when faced with a liquid spill on a MacBook Pro 15 inch?

When you have spilled liquid on a MacBook Pro 15" A1707, the most important thing to do is to act quickly and follow these steps:

Power off and disconnect:

Immediately turn off your Mac and disconnect it from any power source. This helps prevent further damage caused by electrical short circuits.

Dry and clean the Mac:

Gently blot the excess liquid from the laptop using a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid using heat or hairdryers, as they can cause additional damage. It's important to be careful and avoid spreading the liquid further into the internal components.

Position the Mac:

Tilt the Mac at an angle to allow any remaining liquid to drain away from the internal components. You can place the laptop on its side or use a towel to prop it up.

Remove external devices:

Disconnect any connected peripherals, such as chargers, USB devices, or external hard drives. This helps minimize the risk of liquid spreading to those devices and causing damage.

Air dry the Mac:

Allow the Mac to air dry in a well-ventilated area for at least 48 hours. It's crucial to ensure that the laptop is completely dry before proceeding. You can place the laptop near a fan or in a room with good air circulation but avoid using heat sources like direct sunlight or heating vents.

Do not power on:

Refrain from turning on the Mac until you are confident it is completely dry. Applying power to a wet laptop can cause further damage and potentially short circuits.

Seek professional assistance if needed:

If you're unsure about the extent of the damage or if the laptop doesn't function properly after drying, it's best to contact The Mac Response Centre as we have the expertise and specialised tools to assess and repair liquid damage logic board on MacBook Pro 15" A1707. Remember that time is crucial when dealing with liquid spills on Macs. Acting quickly and following these steps can help minimize potential damage and increase the chances of successful recovery and repair. Contact The Mac Response Centre as soon as possible to assess the extent of the liquid damage to your MacBook Pro 15 inch A1990. We will evaluate the extend of the damage and provide recommendations for repair. We replace damaged components, clean the logic board and address any other issues caused by the liquid.

Data recovery when you’re MacBook Pro 15 inch A1707 has been damaged by liquid damage

If your MacBook Pro has important data that is not backed up, the repair of the logic board is essential to recover the data as it is stored on one of the chips of the board.
However, there is no guarantee of data recovery in liquid damage cases, especially if the storage drive is affected but our success rate is one of the highest in the industry at about 80%.
Once the liquid damage repair process is completed, our technicians can either extract the recovered data in a suitable format onto a new storage device or leave it on the Mac if the repair of the logic board after liquid damage is reliable enough to carry on using the MacBook Pro.

Fast repair of all models of liquid damaged MacBook Pro 15 inch A1707 in London – Call 020 7394 2525

It is recommended to contact The Mac Response Centre as soon as possible as your MacBook Pro 15 inch suffers a liquid damage. Our team of dedicated Mac technicians have the expertise and tools to assess the extent of the liquid damage and perform the necessary repairs quickly. They will start by opening the Mac and clean the logic board. After a thorough inspection under a microscope, they replace damaged or corroded components.