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2010-08-05<br />

Deep Dive: Incorrect/Missing Colors<br />

Check Result Action Code<br />

1. Verify display is listed in the<br />

System Profiler’s Graphics/<br />

Displays device tree.<br />

2. Verify System Preferences<br />

Display Profile is val<strong>id</strong> for<br />

display being tested. Color<br />

profile should be set to Color<br />

LCD, user may have created an<br />

off-color calibration setting.<br />

3. Verify that the glass panel is<br />

free of contaminants.<br />

4. Run Clamshell Service<br />

Diagnostic utility and check<br />

for LCD panel presence. If not<br />

found, reseat and verify LVDS<br />

cable is secure to the logic<br />

board. Are colors restored?<br />

5. Set desktop pattern in System<br />

Preferences to ‘Sol<strong>id</strong> Gray Light’.<br />

Verify if incorrect/missing color<br />

issue affects entire display.<br />

6. Set up display under test s<strong>id</strong>e<br />

by s<strong>id</strong>e with another known<br />

good display showing the<br />

same image. Verify if issue<br />

is noticeably worse on the<br />

display being tested.<br />

7. Substitute a known-good<br />

display assembly to test logic<br />

board v<strong>id</strong>eo output. Is normal<br />

v<strong>id</strong>eo restored?<br />

Yes This ensures color profile can<br />

be matched with LCD. Go to<br />

step 2.<br />

No Go to N09.<br />

Yes If display profile is val<strong>id</strong> and<br />

the colors are still incorrect or<br />

missing go to step 3.<br />

No Set System Preferences:<br />

Displays: Color to Color LCD<br />

and retest.<br />

Yes Go to step 4.<br />

No Clean glass panel using<br />

approved method. Retest.<br />

Yes Loose cable connection. Issue<br />

resolved.<br />

No Go to step 5.<br />

Yes Test a known-good display, go<br />

to step 7.<br />

No Go to step 6.<br />

Yes Test a known-good display, go<br />

to step 7<br />

No Small variations in color<br />

uniformity are normal and do<br />

not warrant replacement or<br />

repair of the display.<br />

L02<br />

Yes Replace display assembly. L02<br />

No Replace logic board. M04<br />

MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2.53 GHz, M<strong>id</strong> 2009) Symptom Charts — Display 72

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