I would like to know if someone has been in the same case and how it was solved. I am now with a computer that is only 5 years old, with the battery and the trackpad disabled as a result of the malfunction of the battery that, due to the design of the product, has damaged other components of the computer without doing anything to prevent it, and of which Apple idoesn't assume any responsability. It seems incredible to me that a company like Apple doesn't assume any responsability for a factory defect as the battery swells, mainly on a device like the 2011 MacBook Pro that is made with a single piece of aluminum that block the users from removing the battery in cases like this. Today I went to an Apple Store looking for a solution and I have been told that the computer is discontinued and that they do not have the parts for the repair nor assume the costs. Today I went to an Apple Store looking for a solution and I have been told that the computer is discontinued and that they do not have the parts for the repair nor assume the costs. Hello everyone, Yesterday I discovered that the battery of my 2011 13' MacBook Pro had swollen and had broken the trackpad from within. Yesterday I discovered that the battery of my 2011 13' MacBook Pro had swollen and had broken the trackpad from within.
