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I realize that there are several threads on this issue but I want an opinion on what chances I have about my situation
Somehow while I was doing work on my mac the glass next to me spilled over and some off it landed on my keyboard. I immediately flipped over my laptop but didn't turn it off. I left it there for three minutes or so and when I looked at it again the screen kept on changing it's contrast from light to dark. I immediately turned it off and let it sit alone for 15 minutes upside down. I turned it back on but five seconds into it I decided to turn the mac back off again because that's when it popped into my head that is calling for a short circuit, plus the contrast of the screen was still changing. I used a hair blower (Cold) for a few minutes to dry it and then put it in a bag of rise where it is currently sitting. Besides the flickering contrast of the screen I didn't notice anything else. What are my chances and what's up with my screen contrast changing by itself? |
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G'day and welcome to the forums.
Pity you turned it back on so soon and now the odds are who knows? Have a read of this blog:- http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/app...ow-thread.html Fingers crossed for you. Hang on to those original install discs like grim death! Using OS X.7 or later make a bootable USB thumb drive before running Installer! |
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