Apple MacBook 13 Screen

Selecting The Suitable Apple MacBook Replacement Screen

The repalcement screen(s) listed above are correct for your Apple MacBook 13 laptop. Some laptops have multiple screen variations, this should be reflected in the above list if it is the case. Please ensure that the screen you order matches the screen which is currently installed in your Apple laptop for full compatibility.

The attributes which need to be checked are;

• the screen finish - matt or gloss
• the backlight type - CCFL or LED
• the screen size - may vary
• the screen resolution - may vary on some 13 laptops
• the connection location - varies on some Apple models

As mentioned above, please make sure that these match the screen which is being removed from your existing Apple MacBook laptop. If you are in any doubt you can contact our technical support helpline on 0845 257 7745 who will be  happy to help  ensure you have the right Apple laptop replacement screen.

When To Replace A Screen On A Apple MacBook Laptop

The two most likely reasons to replace the display screen on your Apple MacBook laptop are if the screen is cracked or when the screen is displaying horizontal or vertical lines that should not be there.

If your MacBook laptop screen is dim, it is more likely that the issue is with the invertor and not with the screen, in which case we suggest contacting your local computer repair shop.

Replacing A Screen On A Apple MacBook Laptop

The vast majority of customers are able to follow our step by step instructions on installing a replacement screen in a Apple MacBook laptop. All you should need is a small screwdriver, and the installation usually takes about 20 minutes.

Our 12 Month Warranty

All of our Apple replacement screens are produced to the highest quality and come with a 12 month manufacturer’s warranty.

How to check if your replacement Apple MacBook screen is CCFL or LED

You can only tell whether you need a CCFL screen or LED screen once you have removed the panel from the Apple laptop. There are no distinguishing features to allow you to detect which version it is until it has been removed. Once removed, you may see two thin coloured wires hanging from the bottom of the MacBook laptop display panel which will meet in a small white 'plug'. If you have these wires present then you require a CCFL screen. If not, you should order an LED panel.

Alternatively, all laptop screens should have a part number printed on one of the labels on the reverse. You can cross reference this part number with our list of compatible part numbers opposite the relevant replacement laptop screen.