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Somehow I did not manage to solder the pins properly - guess this is due to poor soldering experience and equipment. Therefore a more “boy-scout-ish“ approach is used by tying the pins with a very thin copper-string (one of my copper cables was wired by multiple very thin copper-strings) .

Step 1: Extract the broken pins from the broken onboard socket (do not remove the pins which are still soldered to the mainboard, extract only the pins from the already brocken socket, see picture)

Step 2: Push the extracted pins into the socket of the connector cable (from now on we reference these pushed-in pins as “ pins at the connector cable)

Step 3: Tie the copper string to the pin at the connector cable (tie it like shoelaces (see step 1 on how to tie shoelacet)

Step 4: Repeat Step 3, so you have two knots on the pin at the connector cable

Step 5: Perform Step 3 and Step 4 on all other remaining pins at the connector cable

Step 6: Wrap the loose ends of the remaining copper string (from pin at the connector) around the corresponding pin at the mainboard and fasten it tightly (maybe wrap it around two times)

Step 7: Use hot-glue to glue pin-by-pin (Make sure it is fully covered and no copper string element is standing out and touching other pins)

Tip: Start from right to left, since the right-most two pins are responsible for power-supply, the next two pins (center of socket) for USB and the remaining left-most two pins for audio.

In total I needed to repeat steps 3 - 7 multiple times (3 or 4) to get all pins working again. So far (9 Months) everything is working fine, but I use the macbook air more stationary - I commute with it outside the house maybe once or twice a week. The remaining days I use it inside the house.

So far the CPU heating did not compromise the hot-glue paste although CPU intense tasks are performed (causing 15 or 20mins full fan speed).

Wish you good luck!

Yeah me too, I bought my SSD around 6 month ago I think. And since then I have been experimenting this kind of "slow down time". Like suddenly the cursor is not moving smoothly as it should, even the mac pad gets buggy and then the only thing I can do is restart the laptop.

And I get an error message while rebooting it. And the it's ok.

But it happens like twice a week now even more sometimes, it's irritating.

My mac book pro is a 13 inches early 2015. And the SSD I got from ifxit is this one : OWC Aura Pro X2 SSD

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Scale Displaying the Incorrect Weight

Is there nothing regarding calibrating in the owners manual?

Later edit:

yes there is. Manual can be downloaded from:

https://americanweigh.com/images/PDF/AWS...

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