Repairing the logic board of your MacBook Air 13" M1 A2337 (2020)
Does your MacBook show no sign of life, no longer charge, or stay black while you can hear it start up? Then the fault is often on the logic board. Many workshops replace the whole board at that point or send you elsewhere. We measure the board out, find the one component causing the fault and replace it under the microscope.
The MacBook Air M1 has no fan and a compact board with the storage soldered onto it. When it dies, it is usually a power circuit or a component near the USB-C ports. Repairing at component level keeps your own board, and with it your files, in the machine.
What we find most often
- A shorted capacitor on a power rail, often after liquid or a power surge.
- A burnt-out charging chip after a bad or cheap charger.
- Corrosion slowly spreading weeks after a spill.
Cost and turnaround
A logic board repair on the MacBook Air 13" M1 A2337 (2020) costs €249,99 and takes ± 60 minutes. First we establish for free what is wrong; we only start once you know the price and agree. You can visit us at Rijnstraat 76-H in Amsterdam, or send your MacBook by post.
Not sure yet whether the board is the cause? Read what to do when your MacBook won't turn on. Is it mostly about your files? See MacBook data recovery.