🖱️ Laptop Trackpad & Touchpad Replacement Services
Is Your MacBook Trackpad Sticking, Cracked, or Unresponsive?
A non-responsive or erratic trackpad can completely disrupt your workflow. Whether your trackpad glass is cracked from an accidental impact, unresponsive due to a liquid spill, or unable to click due to a swelling battery underneath, TechWerx provides fast, precision hardware repairs.
Modern MacBooks use advanced Force Touch trackpads equipped with haptic engines and multi-touch sensors. We install OEM-grade replacement trackpads and ribbon cables, ensuring original multi-gesture support and click response are fully restored.
- ✔ Component-Level Replacement: We replace strictly the faulty trackpad module or ribbon cable rather than the entire top case.
- ✔ Force Touch & Haptic Engine Calibration: Restoring precise haptic feedback and multi-finger gestures.
- ✔ Swollen Battery Check Included: Free inspection to verify if battery expansion is causing physical trackpad pressure.
- 🛡️ 12-Month Hardware Warranty: Peace of mind on all replacement parts and labor.
📍 Local Workshop Drop-Off Hubs
Mornington Hub: 91 Watt Rd, Mornington VIC 3934
Phone: 1300 765 611
Email: sales@techwerx.com.au
✔ 14 Day Satisfaction Guarantee | No Fix, No Fee
🛠️ Common MacBook Trackpad Faults We Fix
💥 Cracked or Shattered Glass
Impact damage can crack the glass surface of the trackpad, causing sharp edges and erratic cursor tracking behavior.
🪫 Swollen Battery Pressure
An aging, degraded battery directly beneath the trackpad expands, pushing upward and preventing the trackpad from clicking down physically.
💧 Liquid Corrosion & Flex Cable Damage
Spills on the trackpad seam corrode the delicate IPD (Input Device) flex cable or cause short circuits on the trackpad control board.
👻 Cursor Jumping or "Ghost" Touching
The mouse cursor moves wildly across the screen, highlights random items, or fails to register tap-to-click inputs.
🚨 Is Your Trackpad Pushed Upward or Hard to Click?
If your trackpad feels stiff or is rising out of its aluminum frame, **your battery is likely swelling**. Continuing to force clicks can puncture the battery or crack the trackpad glass. Bring your MacBook to TechWerx immediately for safe battery and trackpad servicing.