When i open macbook pro makes a clicking sound.

I just brought my macbook pro and macbook pro and whenever i open it , it makes a clicking sound i just dont understand how this can happen and its new.

DarnellG123 wrote:
Would apple fix a faulty trackpad?
Yes, if the fault has not been made by user abuse/liquid spills, etc.
Clinton

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    How to Tell When Your Hard Drive is Going to Fail
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