FAQs

Here are answers to the questions clients ask most about MacBook repair and other computers. Didn’t find yours — write to me or call: 054-225-7705.

How much do diagnostics cost?

Diagnostics are free and carry no obligation. You bring the computer, I check it, give you an exact repair quote — and you calmly decide whether to proceed.

Can I get a MacBook repair price over the phone?

Over the phone I can only estimate: identical symptoms can come from completely different faults. The exact price is given after free diagnostics — and before any work begins. No work and no extra charges without your approval.

How long does MacBook repair take?

Typical repairs — usually the same or next business day if parts are available. Complex component-level repair (logic board, liquid damage) can take a little longer. Timing is agreed honestly at drop-off; if it’s urgent — say so, I’ll try to accommodate.

I spilled liquid on my MacBook. What should I do?

Power it off immediately and don’t try to charge it or turn it on “to check”. The faster the device gets to the lab, the higher the chances of saving the board: liquid starts corrosion, and the clock is counting in minutes. The full step-by-step — on the liquid damage repair page.

My MacBook screen is broken — do I have to replace the whole thing?

Not at all, and this is where you can seriously save. “The whole thing” means replacing the entire display assembly: lid, panel, cables, backlight and camera. In most cases I replace only the panel itself — while the lid, cables, backlight and camera with its sensors stay original, yours. If the panel is intact and the problem is the backlight, the cable (Flexgate), the T-Con board electronics, liquid inside the display or corrosion — the screen can often be repaired, which is even cheaper. And when an original assembly from a donor unit is available, I can offer that option too — original, second-hand, priced below new. Free diagnostics will show what fits your case.

Do you install original parts?

I aim to install originals whenever available; if not — high-quality parts proven in practice. Either way I tell the client the truth about what’s being installed — before the repair, not after.

Should I repair an old MacBook or buy a new one?

There’s no universal answer, and I won’t talk you into a repair for the sake of it. I always ask: does the computer handle your tasks, are you happy with its speed, what do you use it for? Based on that and the repair cost I help you decide honestly — sometimes the right answer really is “buy a new one”, and that’s what I’ll say.

Do I need to back up before the repair?

Yes, always — that’s the rule for any repair with any technician. I don’t touch or view your files, but board and drive work always carries technical risk, so a backup (Time Machine or a copy of important files) must be made before handing in the computer.

Can I just come by, or do I need an appointment?

Visits are by appointment — that way you don’t wait, and I have time set aside for your computer specifically. The easiest way is to message me on WhatsApp at 054-225-7705 and agree on a time. I work from 10:00; evening hours by arrangement.

Do you repair only Apple?

The main specialization is MacBook and other Apple computers, but I also repair laptops of all brands at the component level: boards, liquid damage, screens, DC jacks — including cases other shops gave up on.

Do you make house calls or repair remotely?

No. Serious diagnostics are only possible at the lab — with a microscope, measuring and soldering equipment. “Software” symptoms often turn out to be hardware problems, so “repair over the internet” is guesswork. You bring the computer (or arrange delivery), and from there it’s all on me.

How can I pay?

However is convenient: cash, credit card, bank transfer, Bit, PayBox, PayPal. Payment is upon completion; an advance is needed only when ordering a part for a device that stays with you. Details — in the terms of service.

Is there a warranty on MacBook repair?

Yes — repairs and replaced parts come with a minimum 3-month warranty, longer by arrangement. It doesn’t cover new damage — drops, liquid, or intervention by other technicians.