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Includes the 4 mounting screws and the set screw.
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Replace a broken or damaged trackpad in your Mid 2009 to Mid 2012 MacBook Pro 13" Unibody laptop computer with this part.
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Açıklama
Replace a broken or damaged trackpad in your Mid 2009 to Mid 2012 MacBook Pro 13" Unibody laptop computer with this part.
Açıklama
Açıklama
Replace a broken or damaged trackpad in your Mid 2009 to Mid 2012 MacBook Pro 13" Unibody laptop computer with this part.
Açıklama
Açıklama
Replace a broken or damaged trackpad in your Mid 2009 to Mid 2012 MacBook Pro 13" Unibody laptop computer with this part.
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MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Early 2011
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MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Late 2011
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MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2009
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MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2010
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MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2012
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The trackpad on my wife's Macbook Pro went south. There were a couple instances of a small amount of water getting down below the surface of the computer and the last time caused the trackpad to bite the dust.
The repair was successful! I was really excited to order my first part from iFixit. The part arrived and it was not at all in prime condition (fingerprint of dye on the trackpad surface itself and a couple crimped cables) but I contacted customer support. had a great email exchange with Matt (title: Obstacle Wrangler...so fun! And he's great at it) who initiated a replacement. The replacement part arrived, I installed it, and it worked perfectly! I'm using the iFixit-provided return label to return the first part. So thankful for a great experience all around. Y'all are great and I'll be back for the next repair! Cheers!
Definitely be patient when working with the tiny fasteners. Might be helpful to have a lightly-magnetized driver set. Make sure to thread the trackpad ribbon cable up into the body of the computer first before setting the trackpad in place. The recommended method of setting the computer on its side during the removing and replacing of the trackpad part was gold, really effective!
The trackpad on my wife's Macbook Pro went south. There were a couple instances of a small amount of water getting down below the surface of the computer and the last time caused the trackpad to bite the dust.
The repair was successful! I was really excited to order my first part from iFixit. The par . . .
non-working trackpad
Fine, except for the keeping track of the oh-so-small screws
Use a magnetic screwdriver to handle the small screws
Cursor non responsive. USB mouse functional, suspected trackpad failure.
Uneventful. I've done literally hundreds of trackpad replacements.
Use edge of post it notes wedged in between where the trackpad seats and the top case to create an equal distance all around the edge of the trackpad. Remove post it notes after tightening the screws underneath the trackpad, then adjust tensioner after.
Cursor non responsive. USB mouse functional, suspected trackpad failure.
Uneventful. I've done literally hundreds of trackpad replacements.
Use edge of post it notes wedged in between where the trackpad seats and the top case to create an equal distance all around the edge of the trackpad. Remove post . . .
Track pad no longer worked
Followed the instructions to the T. The repair went easy as pie.
Be very careful with the trackpad screws. They are very small and easily stripped. Consider buying the screws. If I did this repair again I would buy the screws.
The trackpad was worn out where it was not very responsive to clicking it. I tightened and loosened the click adjustment screw but the trackpad was frustratingly not sensitive enough where it took repetitive clicks
The repair was a piece of cake! The guide gave me the confidence that I could do it.
I wanted a good quality replacement item. I found many on the web for a lot less money. But I wanted to purchase a quality part from a reliable vendor, so I ordered through fixit. Plus they offered the easy to follow guide so deserved my business
The trackpad was worn out where it was not very responsive to clicking it. I tightened and loosened the click adjustment screw but the trackpad was frustratingly not sensitive enough where it took repetitive clicks
The repair was a piece of cake! The guide gave me the confidence that I could do it.
I . . .
The tracking pad was sensing false movements.
The repair went fine. The black screws that came with it, however, did not fit. Fortunately, I had the original screws and used them.
The black screws that came with the tracking pad did not fit. Fortunately, I had the original screws and used them.
The trackpad had sporadically lost functionality, first not clicking audibly, then not responding to a two finger swipe, etc. It suddenly stopped responding altogether. I took it apart to clean it, and noticed a plastic cap that was floating around the area instead of stuck decently to the end of the wires as required.
The repair was very straightforward. The guide was helpful, and gave me confidence to attempt the repair on my own. The parts fit perfectly, though I did repurpose some screws from the initial mechanism.
Don't be scared to attempt this repair! The trackpad now works flawlessly, and I'm very pleased with myself for being able to do this on my own.
The trackpad had sporadically lost functionality, first not clicking audibly, then not responding to a two finger swipe, etc. It suddenly stopped responding altogether. I took it apart to clean it, and noticed a plastic cap that was floating around the area instead of stuck decently to the end of . . .
The trackpad was damaged by a dying battery which expanded and pushed up against the trackpad.
The replacement went well, although the guide was for a 2011 macBook, so slightly different
The trackpad for the 2010 MacBook uses a little yoke to hold the trackpad in place. This doesn't show up in the guide, but the little aluminum yoke is included with the parts. Look at the way the yoke is attached to your old trackpad and put the new yoke on the new trackpad in the same way.
The trackpad was damaged by a dying battery which expanded and pushed up against the trackpad.
The replacement went well, although the guide was for a 2011 macBook, so slightly different
The trackpad for the 2010 MacBook uses a little yoke to hold the trackpad in place. This doesn't show up in the gui . . .
My trackpad was not ok,because the arrow jumped all over the screen
Very quick shipping and ,the replacement went very smooth,used 5 minutes and everything is working as normal
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The trackpad on my Macbook Pro started seriously wigging out about six months ago. I ruled out software issues and, wary of the Mac store, decided to just get a good 'ol fashioned USB mouse after disabling the trackpad entirely. Needless to say, things got weird with the cord. Some weeks later, I opted to go cordless, which I thought would be a great idea until the concept of Schroedinger's mouse entered my life, since the mouse was equally likely to exist or not exist in the same location as the laptop whenever I needed it. After another five months of doubting my own sanity every time I'd finally locate the cordless in a new and innovative location (the freezer, under the oven, etc.), I caved. My macbook's warranty was long exhausted, so why suffer any longer? Thus I ordered the replacement trackpad.
The repair was fine, aside from a profound personal anxiety that I would fry my motherboard with clothes-derived static. The instructions were simple enough to follow, and I cut down an old gym membership card to use as a spudger. I stripped (my clothes). I dismantled. I replaced. I reassembled. I got dressed. I turned on the computer and reactivated the trackpad driver: success!
I learned a great trick from a friend of mine who works in electronics: before you start, take a sheet of paper and mark the relative locations of all the screws you'll remove with Xs, making sure to label their specs. Put little loops of scotch tape over the Xs and stick the screws you removed in their appropriate location. It makes reassembly MUCH easier.
The trackpad on my Macbook Pro started seriously wigging out about six months ago. I ruled out software issues and, wary of the Mac store, decided to just get a good 'ol fashioned USB mouse after disabling the trackpad entirely. Needless to say, things got weird with the cord. Some weeks later, I op . . .
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