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<blockquote data-quote="pigoo3" data-source="post: 1639367" data-attributes="member: 56379">There's no LED &quot;bulb&quot; either.&nbsp; LED display's are an array of 1000's &amp; 1000's of light emitting diodes (LED's).&nbsp; So no single &quot;bulb&quot; going out/failing would cause what's shown in the photos.Some of the parts of this conversation with the Apple person makes sense…and then some parts don't make sense (sorry).&nbsp; What I'm pretty sure of is...…there was no mention of a &quot;bulb&quot;.The bottom line.&nbsp; Could be a bad logic board, could be bad video hardware, could be a bad video cable.&nbsp; It's not any sort of putting pressure on the bulb situation…and breaking the bulb.If the problems were due to owner caused damage…Applecare does not cover accidents…just manufacturing defects.&nbsp; I didn't see any damage in the photos…so I'm unsure why the Apple person refused to repair the computer.- Nick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pigoo3, post: 1639367, member: 56379"] There's no LED "bulb" either. LED display's are an array of 1000's & 1000's of light emitting diodes (LED's). So no single "bulb" going out/failing would cause what's shown in the photos. Some of the parts of this conversation with the Apple person makes sense…and then some parts don't make sense (sorry). What I'm pretty sure of is...…there was no mention of a "bulb". The bottom line. Could be a bad logic board, could be bad video hardware, could be a bad video cable. It's not any sort of putting pressure on the bulb situation…and breaking the bulb. If the problems were due to owner caused damage…Applecare does not cover accidents…just manufacturing defects. I didn't see any damage in the photos…so I'm unsure why the Apple person refused to repair the computer. - Nick [/QUOTE]

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