Hello,
I’m having a display problem with my MacBook A2159 (2019). The blacks suddenly shifted to a fluorescent blue, but the correct colors return when the screen is moved to a nearly-closed position.
I suspect a loose or damaged hinge-area connection, but I’m not an expert. I had it checked at Apple’s iCare and at third‑party repair shops, and they all recommend replacing the entire display — which is very expensive.
Does anyone know of an alternative fix or have experience with this issue? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Macbook Pro 16" 2019 No Display After Lid Sensor Issue
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