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Apple Computing Products:
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LCD display issues - Early 2008 MBP Core Duo 2
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<blockquote data-quote="Wayne W" data-source="post: 1371418" data-attributes="member: 237932"><p>Thanks. Seeing your 'STAFF' title on the info section, I was going to use your advice to talk to the inverter module needing to be replaced when the replaced screen is a different model #. Or, alternately, if I can find some documentation online that says the same, that would work. Just not a tech guy so I'm floundering a little.</p><p></p><p>Your other comment helps a lot. I knew about the preponderance threshold, but didn't know what that meant practically speaking for a judge. Thanks! As mentioned, I didn't discover this switch out until a year later, unfortunately. Turns out, the shop didn't log ANY notes about the repair (their service guy told me so, basically said his techs aren't good about doing so). I also asked Apple depot about whether there is an Apple dbase that authorized shops are supposed to ping when they do repairs, and they said yes. And the shop didn't enter anything. </p><p></p><p>The Apple rep is willing to do a phone attestation to this, but said their system can't send any email confirmations of the same. I do have their standard "this is an unauthorized product" email that should serve the same purpose.</p><p></p><p>BTW, where on this forum can I give you some props?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wayne W, post: 1371418, member: 237932"] Thanks. Seeing your 'STAFF' title on the info section, I was going to use your advice to talk to the inverter module needing to be replaced when the replaced screen is a different model #. Or, alternately, if I can find some documentation online that says the same, that would work. Just not a tech guy so I'm floundering a little. Your other comment helps a lot. I knew about the preponderance threshold, but didn't know what that meant practically speaking for a judge. Thanks! As mentioned, I didn't discover this switch out until a year later, unfortunately. Turns out, the shop didn't log ANY notes about the repair (their service guy told me so, basically said his techs aren't good about doing so). I also asked Apple depot about whether there is an Apple dbase that authorized shops are supposed to ping when they do repairs, and they said yes. And the shop didn't enter anything. The Apple rep is willing to do a phone attestation to this, but said their system can't send any email confirmations of the same. I do have their standard "this is an unauthorized product" email that should serve the same purpose. BTW, where on this forum can I give you some props? [/QUOTE]
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