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I've seen a few people out here state that their Touch Bar didn't work after repair. I've paid over $600 to get my Macbook Pro repaired. Seems like Apple would have made sure everything was working. Now I have to drive 4 hours round trip to take it back to the store. If anyone knows......how long will the repair take? Did they fix it in the store?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.2
You should call Apple Support about that, because repairs done by Apple are also covered by a 90day warranty.
They should also be able to tell you about the estimated time it will take to check and repair it again. It might be easier to send it in, than to make the trip to the Apple Store twice, if checking and repairing takes longer than a couple of hours.
You should call Apple Support about that, because repairs done by Apple are also covered by a 90day warranty.
They should also be able to tell you about the estimated time it will take to check and repair it again. It might be easier to send it in, than to make the trip to the Apple Store twice, if checking and repairing takes longer than a couple of hours.
Try an SMC Reset and PRAM Reset (hold the PRAM reset for a full minute if possible so it activates several times, but some systems will only allow one activation before booting into macOS). I just had a Touchbar that appeared to be a bit intermittent/sluggish. After these two resets the Touchbar appears to be working Ok now.
Touch Bar unresponsive after repair
