13-inch MacBook Air with M3 (2024) Genuine Apple Display Assembly
What this repair covers
MacBook screen repairs are normally complete display assembly repairs. We replace the whole top lid of the MacBook, including the aluminium backing, not just the glass panel. We inspect, repair and test your 13-inch MacBook Air with M3 (2024) before collection or return.
Choose this repair if
- Cracked glass or damaged display
- Vertical lines, black areas or flickering
- Backlight but no clear image
- Display damage after impact
What is included
- Genuine Apple complete display assembly fitted where available
- Top lid and aluminium backing replaced as part of the assembly
- Camera, lid sensor and display tested where applicable
- Repair warranty on the fitted part
About MacBook display assemblies
On most MacBooks, the screen is supplied as a complete top lid assembly. Replacing it means replacing the display panel, glass, lid casing and aluminium backing together. This is normal for this repair, even when only the glass or LCD looks damaged.
Where both options are available, the third-party assembly is the lower-cost route and the genuine Apple assembly is the closest Apple part route.
In-store or mail-in
You can book this Genuine Apple Display Assembly online, then either bring your device to SimplyFixIt in Edinburgh or send it to us by post. Mail-in repairs include insured return delivery by courier.
Data and warranty
Most hardware repairs do not require us to access your data. Please keep a backup where possible. Repairs are tested before handover and include our repair warranty for the part fitted.
What happens next
- Choose in-store or mail-in checkout.
- We confirm the fault and the repair route before work begins.
- We fit the required part and test the device.
- You collect from SimplyFixIt or receive the device back by insured delivery.
Mac repair notes
For Mac repairs we will confirm any extra work before proceeding. If liquid damage or another fault changes the repair path, we will contact you before doing additional paid work.
Common questions
Why is the whole top lid replaced?
On most MacBooks the display is supplied as a complete lid assembly. The glass, LCD panel and aluminium backing are not treated as separate customer-facing repair parts for this service.
How is this different from the third-party option?
The genuine Apple option uses a genuine Apple complete display assembly where available. It costs more, but is the closest Apple part route.
MacBook screen repairs are normally complete display assembly repairs. We replace the whole top lid of the MacBook, including the aluminium backing, not just the glass panel.
