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Hi,
Your article does not mention the WiFi (wireless) or Bluetooth cable connector.
Does WiFi connectivity come into the logic board via the camera cable, or some other cable?
Thank you
I greatly appreciated your comment in Step 8 saying: “Apple sticks a small strip of clear plastic with adhesive applied to one side to the logic board behind the camera cable connector to keep it in its socket“.
My problem was that I had an old Macbook Pro whose camera cable was out of its socket and I could not get it in because this piece of plastic was in the way. I had no idea what it was. It was not clear to me if it was an IC or some other important component. Your comment clarified what it was and its purpose.
Pushing down on it at one end did not achieve anything, so I have just lifted it up and off the board using a small scalpel blade.
I will use some tape to hold the cable connector in its socket.
Thank you
I greatly appreciated your comment in Step 11 saying: “Apple sticks a small strip of clear plastic with adhesive applied to one side to the logic board behind the camera cable connector to keep it in its socket“.
My problem was that I had an old Macbook Pro whose camera cable was out of its socket and I could not get it in because this piece of plastic was in the way. I had no idea what it was. It was not clear to me if it was an IC or some other important component. Your comment clarified what it was and its purpose.
Pushing down on it at one end did not achieve anything, so I have just lifted it up and off the board using a small scalpel blade.
I will use some tape to hold the cable connector in its socket.
Thank you
Scott, I assume you mean SSD, which stands for Solid-State Drive, and not SDD (whatever that stands for).
There is another flat black rectangular heat sink between the heatsink listed above and the speaker/microphone bracket.
It is worth replacing the thermal paste under it too. It is held in place by two T6 torx screws.
As a couple of others have mentioned (above), I too had trouble getting these two screws out too. My problem was that they had corroded and locked into their threaded sockets. Also, the corrosion had rotted out the inside shape of the Phillips slots so that no screwdriver would fit properly.
I had to cut the cover down the middle and bend it up and out of the way.
Aaron. The small black piece of plastic is one of two clips. The other is to the left of the one you mention. On the inside of the bottom case there are two small metal tabs that slip into these two black plastic clips.
In my opinion the RAM should be removed first - i.e., before the battery is removed.
The RAM DIMMS are just in the way if they are left in their sockets on the logic board until step 33.
I cannot see any useful reason to not remove them very early in the sequence.
The BATTERY MUST BE DISCONNECTED - it is NOT OPTIONAL if you are going to remove the logic board.
These instructions are for Removing The Logic Board, so if that is what you are going to do the battery MUST be disconnected.
The informational item beginning with the words “For certain repairs (e.g. hard drive), disconnecting the battery connector is not necessary … “ is NOT applicable to a set of instructions on removing a logic board and it should be deleted from this otherwise excellent set of instructions.