MacBook Air 13" (2013–2017) repair in Culver City.
The classic non-Retina Air, and the cheapest Mac on our bench to repair by a wide margin. It uses MagSafe 2 charging, full-size USB-A ports and a standard scissor keyboard — all older, simpler parts, which is why the prices here are a fraction of any current model.
MacBook Air 13" (2013–2017) repair prices
Prices for this model specifically, not a starting figure from a cheaper MacBook. Excludes CA sales tax; final price confirmed after a free in-store diagnostic.
What usually goes wrong on this one
These are old enough that batteries have usually been through hundreds of cycles, and swollen batteries are common — a swollen pack pushes up on the trackpad and makes clicking feel stiff or stop working entirely. That is a safety issue, not just an annoyance.
Not sure that's your model?
A wedge body with thick silver bezels around a non-Retina screen, a magnetic MagSafe 2 charger, and rectangular USB-A ports on both sides. The underside reads A1466.
MacBook Air 13" (2013–2017) questions
Often it is a swollen battery pressing against it from underneath. Stop using the machine and bring it in — swollen lithium batteries are a fire risk and should not be left.
The parts are inexpensive, so a battery or screen is a low-cost way to keep a working machine going. We will tell you honestly at the free diagnostic if it is not worth it.
Other MacBook models
Not yours? See every Mac we repair — including iMac, Mac mini and models not listed here.
Bring in your MacBook Air 13" (2013–2017).
Walk-ins welcome · 5495 Sepulveda Blvd Ste. D, Culver City · Mon–Fri 9:15–6 · Sat 10–3