Are you able to see an image on an external display when in clam shell mode? If you do then the display is the problem. That’s not to say the display is bad, it’s not programmed. Return it and get your money back. These jober sellers don’t know things have changed with the M series systems. These displays which sneak out the side door can’t be used.
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Are you able to see an image on an external display when in clam shell mode? If you do then the display is the problem.
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You need to use the Apple suppled display part from their self repair offering [link|https://support.apple.com/self-servicing-account-program|Self-Servicing Account Program] as you need access to the paywalled calibration tool.
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That’s not to say the display is bad, it’s not programmed. Return it and get your money back. These jober sellers don’t know things have changed with the M series systems. These displays which sneak out the side door can’t be used.
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You need to use the Apple suppled display part from their self repair offering [link|https://support.apple.com/self-servicing-account-program|Self-Servicing Account Program] as you need access to the paywalled calibration tool as Apple has locked things down!
Are you able to see an image on an external display when in clam shell mode? If you do then the display is the problem. That’s not to say the display is bad, it’s not programmed.
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Are you able to see an image on an external display when in clam shell mode? If you do then the display is the problem. That’s not to say the display is bad, it’s not programmed. Return it and get your money back. These jober sellers don’t know things have changed with the M series systems. These displays which sneak out the side door can’t be used.
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You need to use the Apple suppled display part from their self repair offering [https://support.apple.com/self-servicing-account-program|Self-Servicing Account Program] as you need access to the paywalled calibration tool.
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You need to use the Apple suppled display part from their self repair offering [link|https://support.apple.com/self-servicing-account-program|Self-Servicing Account Program] as you need access to the paywalled calibration tool.
Are you able to see an image on an external display when in clam shell mode? If you do then the display is the problem. That’s not to say the display is bad, it’s not programmed.
You need to use the Apple suppled display part from their self repair offering [https://support.apple.com/self-servicing-account-program|Self-Servicing Account Program] as you need access to the paywalled calibration tool.