This is a common issue. The Touch Bar is made up of a display strip and a touch sensor module. If either of those fails, or if liquid enters the connection point near the Touch ID button, the entire Touch Bar can stop working.

We recommend having it inspected as soon as possible. The Touch Bar connects directly to the logic board, so ongoing faults or moisture exposure can eventually damage the board. In most cases, we can resolve this by replacing the Touch Bar and restoring full functionality.

It depends on where the fault lies. If the Touch Bar itself is damaged, we replace it with an original part. If the fault is on the logic board, such as a failed controller or connector, we carry out a board-level repair.

We always test first and repair only the affected component. We do not replace the full top case or logic board unless there is no other option. That is what makes our repair more sustainable and more affordable.

Touch Bar repairs at iCorrect start from £179. The final cost depends on the model and whether the fault lies in the Touch Bar itself or the logic board.

All repairs are completed with original Apple parts, tested, and covered by our two-year warranty. Repairs typically take two to three working days, or sooner with our express service.

Yes. One of the most common ways liquid enters the MacBook is through the small gap between the Touch Bar and Touch ID. Even a small amount of moisture can affect the touch sensors, the display, or the connector leading into the logic board.

If your Touch Bar is not working and there has been any contact with moisture, we strongly recommend booking a diagnostic. That way, we can check whether the logic board is affected and confirm the safest repair option.

Yes. A flickering or dim Touch Bar usually means the LCD or backlight strip has been damaged. In these cases, we replace the full Touch Bar assembly.

This is a straightforward repair and will fully restore brightness, touch response, and layout accuracy. We always test the new Touch Bar before reassembly to confirm the issue has been resolved.

We repair just the Touch Bar. Apple’s repair policy involves replacing the full top case, which includes the Touch Bar, keyboard, battery, and trackpad. That approach is expensive and creates unnecessary waste.

Our repair costs less than half the price of Apple’s top case replacement and delivers the same result. We use original parts, complete all checks, and return your MacBook with full functionality restored.

The Touch Bar connects directly to the logic board. It is separate from the keyboard, though they both sit in the same top case.

That means any input you make on the Touch Bar travels straight into the board. If the Touch Bar fails, we always check for logic board damage before completing the repair.

A standard Touch Bar repair takes two to three working days. That includes pre-repair checks, full disassembly, part replacement, reassembly, and quality control.

If you need it faster, we offer an express service. When booked in advance, we can often complete the repair within one working day.

Yes. All Touch Bar repairs are covered by our standard two-year warranty. This includes any issues related to the new part, the repair process, or workmanship.

We log all tests, photos, and part details during the repair. If anything goes wrong within the warranty period, we will re-inspect and resolve it at no additional cost.

Yes. This is one of the areas where we stand out. Many shops, including Apple, will recommend replacing both the logic board and the top case, or they will tell you the MacBook is beyond repair.

We do not accept that. We isolate the issue, confirm the failed component, and repair or replace only what is necessary. That saves our clients hundreds of pounds and keeps perfectly good parts out of landfill.