After replacing display, MacBook screen is hazy . . .
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
From my earlier questions to give you a sense of what I have done with this MacBook . . .
Replaced Retina display, but MacBook won't power up . . .
Recently replaced my early 2015 MacBook's retina display. Press the power button but nothing happens.
Have hooked it up to a 5 watt charger as indicated in one of the comments, but still no results.
Ideas on where to start on a trouble shoot?
Any ideas are welcome . . .
Will
Update (12/19/2017)
Okay! I think the display cable was loose. I reattached it and now it boots normally. Now, there is a milky haze around the border of the screen. Could this be the display cable, or should I get another retina display?
I have rebooted and adjusted display settings . . . External monitor looks fine , , ,
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After replacing display, MacBook screen is hazy . . .
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
From my earlier questions to give you a sense of what I have done with this MacBook . . .
Replaced Retina display, but MacBook won't power up . . .
Recently replaced my early 2015 MacBook's retina display. Press the power button but nothing happens.
Have hooked it up to a 5 watt charger as indicated in one of the comments, but still no results.
Ideas on where to start on a trouble shoot?
Any ideas are welcome . . .
Will
Update (12/19/2017)
Okay! I think the display cable was loose. I reattached it and now it boots normally. Now, there is a milky haze around the border of the screen. Could this be the display cable, or should I get another retina display?
I have rebooted and adjusted display settings . . . External monitor looks fine , , ,
[image|1300239]