Hi For what it’s worth I’ve had display issues (again) with my 2016, MBP touch 13”. I got seven bands of bright pink and greens across the display. To Apple’s credit I rang Thursday last week and it was repaired and back to me by the Tuesday, free of charge . This is now the 3rd display this machine has had as well as the 3rd Top case assembly, all covered by Apple Care until this incident. They warned me of a potential £400+ repair bill, but UK consumer law is pretty good and Apple have honoured that. Call them, you may be surprised I was
Good instructions. I personally wouldn’t try to thread the string through the body, I’d just cut the strings (once loosened) in case I scratched the finish. I personally feel there’s little point in keeping old strings
As you say the old strings can be very sharp so I tend to use a surgical sharps box to dispose of them in my workshop or you could put them in an old soda bottle with a lid
I used to work for a guy who was a Luthier and ex Fender Service Manager for Europe. On the wound strings he’d cut them like you, but instead of just a bend would create a V shape so that the string had extra purchase.
Thank you for the guide. I fitted 32GB (2x16 kit) Crucial RAM in 25 minutes for £82, a considerable saving over Apple prices. If you have the Ifixit tool kit from a few years ago (like mine) check it thoroughly before you try this upgrade. The T5 Torx in my kit wasn’t a T5 it was a Star 1.2 and as it was the first time I’d ever used it, naturally I thought all would be well…. grrrr!