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Hi Are there are guides or videos in changing the LVDS for A1465 and A1466? The cable on both of them is burned. Do I have...

The part fell from inside the iMac during repair, but I don't know where it goes back.

the trackpads on unibody macs have a little semi-transparent protrusion where the clicking switch is. sometimes they wear...

Hi Do i need to retain the two black screw covers in the iPhone 4 and 4s or are there a type of "void your warranty"...

The rubber dome from the keyboard fell out and got lost. I can get used domes but they are do not sit properly. Is there...

Hi I have the 2nd gen macbook air and was looking for the hard drive padding material that they use. I want a generic...

Hi I have the 15" retina macbook pro and would like to know where the logical board power pads are or the power pin on the...

i wanna know if pc laptops have diagnostic power pads on the motherboards to turn them on without connecting a power...

i purchased a 661-5396 but then realized that my comp is the 2010 model. is the older part compatible with the newer...

Louis you're right. Apparently there are also three sensors on the battery. TB0T, TB1T, TB2T.

I also have the same issue. It's faulty temp sensor in the trackpad. I just replaced the logic board and realized that it wasn't the board to begin with but the sensor. I had two other customer laptops with the same exact issue (very slow, fans running high, SMC error in the diagnostics). Apparently the way the liquid spills, it hits the trackpad area.

the power pin is the leftmost one from the bottom row. you can use the fan surface as the ground the diagram is attached on the bottom

“The upper screw goes through the metal bracket then through this plastic spacer.”

doesn’t the screw go first through the shield, then the speaker, then the spacer then the bracket? The wording here is confusing.

the other guides call the same screws 7mm and 5mm. please say which one is correct

are you sure it's long, short, long. From what it looks like, it's long, long, short.

Did you try pulling them back with pliers? Are the hinges stuck?