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Giriş
MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2010 cihazınızın pilini değiştirin. Piliniz şişmişse, gerekli önlemleri alın.
Neye ihtiyacın var
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Alt kasayı MacBook Pro 13" unibody'ye sabitleyen aşağıdaki 10 vidayı çıkarın:
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Yedi adet 3 mm yıldız vida.
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Üç adet 13.5 mm yıldız vida.
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Alt kasayı hafifçe kaldırın ve montaj tırnaklarını kurtarmak için bilgisayarın arka kısmına doğru itin.
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Bataryayı üst kasaya sabitleyen aşağıdaki tri-point vidaları çıkarın:
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Bir adet 5,5 mm tri-point vida.
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Bir adet 13,5 mm tri-point vida.
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Bataryayı üst kasadan dışarı kaldırın.
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%100 doluluğa ulaşana kadar şarj edin ve ardından en az 2 saat daha şarjda bırakın. Daha sonra fişten çekin ve bataryayı bitirmek için normal şekilde kullanın. Düşük batarya uyarısını gördüğünüzde çalışmanızı kaydedin ve bilgisayarınız batarya bitmesi nedeniyle uyku moduna geçene kadar açık tutun. En az 5 saat bekleyin, ardından dizüstü bilgisayarınızı kesintisiz bir şekilde %100 doluluğa kadar şarj edin.
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Yeni bataryanızı taktıktan sonra herhangi bir olağan dışı durum veya sorun fark ederseniz, MacBook'unuzun SMC'sini sıfırlamanız gerekebilir.
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Cihazınızı yeniden toplamak için bu talimatları ters sırayla uygulayın.
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When I followed this exactly, I booted up my MacBook to see that my battery had an x through it with the no battery availible popping up when I scrolled over it. I (stupidly) left the computer on while I browsed for a solution. The whole time my charger showed a green light. Suddenly the computer turned off and hasn't been able to be turned back on since despite switching to another battery and another charger. The charger still shows a green light, which means the battery is either fully charged or installed incorrectly. I don't understand how it can be installed incorrectly when the only part to put it into the computer is the plug in. Please someone help me, I have no idea how to fix it and have made multiple forums on here asking for help, to no avail.
Your connector or socket may have broken. Open the Mac and check if you missed something.