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Hi, I have a 2016 13" MacBook Pro Fn system with a display problem it turns off when lifting the screen beyond a certain angle.
Unfortunately I'm not covered by the Apple recall because the time is up. I'm ask if the problem is caused by the LCD-base connection cables or something else?
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To add to @spaeder answer here's a more detailed explanation, in your case you have the most extreme case:
And a vid which also goes over it as well The Design Flaw Behind MacBook Pro’s “Stage light” Effect!
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This answer leads me to total despair; I was hoping for the possibility of replacing some cables to solve the problem ... sob!
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It is caused by the cable that connects the LCD with its small board. Its not the small cable that connects the Logicboard (Mainboard) with the small Display Board.
Here is a pic of the Display with the Board and the Cables that break.
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thank you for the reply; therefore the two cables 'on the sides' of the attached figure have to be replaced; not the small flat in the center. Right?
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