iMac Screen Repairs and Replacement Melbourne

iMac screen replacement costs range from $280-$1,200 depending on your model, screen size, and type of damage. Glass-only replacements are more affordable ($280-$550), while full Retina display assemblies cost more ($550-$1,200). We provide free diagnostics and exact quotes before beginning any work.

Yes, if only the outer glass is cracked and the underlying LCD panel is intact and functioning normally, we can replace just the glass. This is significantly more affordable than full display replacement and maintains your original LCD quality.

Most iMac screen repairs are completed within 4-8 hours. Simple glass replacements may be done in 3-4 hours, while complete LCD assembly replacements typically take 5-8 hours. We offer same-day service for most models when you drop off in the morning.

No, screen replacement doesn’t affect your data. Your files, photos, applications, and settings remain completely intact as we’re only working on the display assembly, not your storage drive.

Common causes include accidental impacts (objects hitting the screen), pressure damage from closing the screen with items on the keyboard, dropping or knocking over the iMac, children’s accidents, and improper handling during moves or transport.

Not necessarily. Flickering can be caused by loose display cables, backlight issues, graphics card problems, or software conflicts. Our diagnostics will determine the exact cause—many flickering issues can be resolved without screen replacement.

We use high-quality Apple-compatible screens that meet or exceed Apple’s original specifications. These premium components provide identical visual quality, color accuracy, and durability to Apple’s parts at more affordable pricing.

If you have active AppleCare+ coverage and the damage is accidental, Apple may cover screen repairs (subject to deductible). However, most screen damage falls outside standard warranty coverage. Our repairs come with our own comprehensive warranty on parts and labor.

Individual dead pixels cannot be repaired—they require LCD panel replacement. However, if your iMac is relatively new and has multiple dead pixels exceeding Apple’s pixel defect policy, you may be eligible for warranty coverage through Apple.

Retina displays have significantly higher pixel density (4K or 5K resolution) providing incredibly sharp images. Retina screen replacements cost more due to advanced technology, but we service both types with equal expertise.

Yes, we can address anti-reflective coating delamination (Staingate) by either removing the damaged coating or replacing the display entirely, depending on the severity and your preference.

Absolutely. We use premium quality displays and perform professional colour calibration to ensure your new screen matches or exceeds original factory specifications for colour accuracy, brightness, and clarity.

In many cases, yes. If liquid has seeped behind the glass but hasn’t permanently damaged the LCD panel, we can clean and restore the display. Severe liquid damage may require replacing the LCD.

Yes, we service all iMac generations from vintage models to the latest releases. While parts for very old models may require special sourcing, our extensive network typically allows us to repair even discontinued iMacs.

All our screen repairs include comprehensive warranty coverage—typically 3-6 months on parts and labor depending on the specific repair. Warranty details are clearly outlined in your service documentation.

While we appreciate your interest, screen replacements require dust-controlled conditions and focused technical work. We’ll keep you updated on progress and demonstrate the completed repair when you collect your iMac.