Macbook Pro screen Display Issue

[macSpeckled]

Dear Friends,

I am facing an issue on my macbook screen. There are white pixels on top-right corner and it is spreading out fast from there. It has been doing this only since last 3 months. (This is when the monitor is ON). Could some one help me identify exactly what the cause might be, and what the issue is?
I am attaching 4 photos of my screen here. Each is with a different background colour.
It seems I might have to replace screen, but I wanted to know what is happening. I was not able to find a similar issue on Youtube.

Thanks,

 

[Cory Cooper]

Hello and welcome.

Unfortunately, that looks like there may be some pressure or condensation damage to the LCD panel.

-Are there any dents on the outer case in that area?
-Was the MacBook Pro left in a vehicle overnight, where there was a lot of humidity or large temperature change?
-Is the display glass cracked in the red rectangle area, or is it a reflection of something in the room?

Let us know and we'll diagnose from there.

C

 

[macSpeckled]

Actually there are NO externally observable physical damage. I took good care of this machine, although it is quite old now (mid 2012). Performance wise it is fast and operative. I dont do much Graphics related work.

I have had a protective outershell around the macbook for long time. No physical fall or anything.

- No dents on outer case
- Havent left it anywhere with humidity or abnormal temperature change
- It is a reflection of an electrical wire in the background. No cracks on the display.

 

[Cory Cooper]

OK, thanks.

It still could be pressure damage, even though you have an outer shell case on the MBP. It's hard to tell without seeing it in person.

C

 

[macSpeckled]

Thank you for your replies.
I am attaching the images of the display outer panel of my MBP. There are no dents visible.

 

[macSpeckled]

Could someone here tell me where I can buy a 13.3 inch screen for MBP (mid 2012), who may ship to India?
I hope to get a not too costly screen.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Cory Cooper]

Hello,

You should be able to find a screen on the Internet from vendors like iFixIt or eBay. It is a fairly involved process to replace it, and isn't normally recommended for the end-user.

Be well,

C