MacBook Pro Retina 13″ A1502 (Late 2013) Repair Dundee
MacBook Pro Retina 13" A1502 screen coating peeling or battery swollen? Staingate, battery swelling, and SSD failure are all fixable. Our Perth Road workshop in Dundee has over 20 years' combined experience with Retina MacBook repairs.
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About the MacBook Pro Retina 13″ A1502 (Late 2013)
The MacBook Pro Retina 13" A1502 (Late 2013) brought a stunning 2560x1600 Retina display to the 13-inch MacBook Pro with model number A1502. It dropped the optical drive, hard drive, and user-accessible RAM in favour of a thinner, lighter design with flash storage. We repair every component at our Perth Road workshop in Dundee.
Display delamination (the anti-reflective coating peeling off, known as Staingate) is a major issue on these Retina models. SSD failure, battery swelling, and trackpad problems are also common. The RAM is soldered and cannot be upgraded after purchase. Our technicians have over 20 years' combined experience with Retina MacBook repairs.
The Retina 13-inch MacBook Pro was a beauty. If the screen coating is peeling or the battery is swollen, drap it in to Perth Road. We'll get it sorted.
The 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro used the A1425 (2012-2013) and A1502 (2013-2015) model numbers. All share the same internal hardware and accept identical replacement parts.
Model Numbers
You can find your MacBook Pro model number in Settings:
Device Specifications
MacBook Pro Retina 13″ A1502 (Late 2013) Specs
Not Sure Which MacBook Pro You Have?
Dinnae worry - it's easy to check. Here's how to find your model number:
- Option 1: Click the Apple menu > About This Mac to see your model name and year.
- Option 2: Check the model number printed on the underside of your MacBook (e.g. A1234).
- Option 3: Just bring it in! We'll identify your exact model in seconds - nae bother at all.
Common MacBook Pro Retina 13″ A1502 (Late 2013) Issues We Fix
Here are the issues we see most frequently at our Perth Road workshop:
Our technicians have over 20 years' combined experience. If it can be repaired, we'll fix it. If it cannae, we'll tell you straight - we'd rather give you honest advice than take your money for a repair that won't last.
Not sure what's wrong with your MacBook Pro Retina 13″ A1502 (Late 2013)? Just bring it in and we'll diagnose the issue. Nae appointment needed.
Call UsMacBook Pro Retina 13″ A1502 (Late 2013) Repairs
Select the issue you're having with your MacBook Pro Retina 13″ A1502 (Late 2013). All repairs include a 90-day warranty and most are completed same day.
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Choose a RepairMacBook Pro Retina 13″ A1502 (Late 2013) Repair Questions
My MacBook Pro Retina 13" A1502 (Late 2013) screen coating is peeling. Can you fix it?
Display delamination (Staingate) is a well-known issue on Retina MacBook Pros. We can replace the display assembly. Drap it in to Perth Road.
My MacBook Pro A1502 battery is swollen. Can you replace it?
Aye, battery swelling is common on this generation. We can replace it safely. Do not keep using it with a swollen battery.
Can you upgrade the SSD in my Retina MacBook Pro?
The proprietary SSD can be replaced with compatible higher-capacity modules. We can advise on the best options for your model.
My Retina MacBook Pro will not turn on. What is wrong?
No power can be the battery, logic board, or power management circuit. We'll run a full diagnostic to find the cause. Bring it in.
Is it worth repairing a 2013 Retina MacBook Pro?
These are still capable machines with brilliant displays. A new battery and SSD upgrade gives them more years of life. We'll be honest about whether it makes sense.
How long does a Retina MacBook Pro repair take?
Most repairs take 1 to 3 working days. Display replacements may take longer depending on parts. We'll give you a clear timeline.
2013 MacBook Pro Not Working Right? Drap It In.
Walk-ins welcome. Most repairs done same day.