Unlike many here who have their own shop, I was a contract worker jumping around larger corporate customers configuring & fixing their equipment.
Apple’s move to system’s without USB-A ports forced a few of my customers to walk away from Apple gear as they were dependent on cypher keys which need to be directly attached to the system, not via a dongle or hub device which could be altered unbeknownst to the user (man in the middle attack risk). For my other big customers the lack of the ability to memorialize a systems drive or remove it so it could be destroyed was the other downfall for Apple.
So I’ve been working out of my home fixing systems as I could over the last few years.
Well, its finally happened! I’ve, fixed my last system for now. My arthritis has finally made it too hard to do much of anything delicate in the cold weather. Maybe in the late spring I’ll give it ago again.
I’m still helping people keep their systems running as long as they can be here on iFixit!
Apple uses a thread sealer which makes it hard! I first try a little bit of some acetone around the base of the screw dripping a little down letting spork and adding a bit more as it evaporates. When that fails I reach for my small nozzle heat gun as I want to focus the heat just to the head of the screw using foil to protect the rest of the area.
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English: Moin, Did all the very well described steps and changed the battery. Unfortunately, it didn't solve the problem. My iMac does not start every time (stochastically), and the hard drive falls asleep at startup and the machine does not start up. The screen then shows a small circle with a horizontal line in it. In addition, I noticed that if the switch-on sound is not clearly loud, the hard drive will not start either.
When I don't start, I press the button combination to sit the PRAM, which doesn't always lead to success.
Does anyone have an idea here?
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Hardee
Yes the tweezer is grasping the force touch sensor. I think the writer was pointing out how the mic connector is inter-woven between the parts when you also look at the second image.
It’s one thing to setup a HDD + SSD as a Fusion Drive. But once you try going with a dual SSD you are wasting the performance of the caching SSD and the data flow exceeds what the drive can sustain!
A dual drive setup that discreet is much better!
A Green LED and a photo sensor which is tuned to measure the reflection of the light is what’s used. The amount of reflection changes with your hearts pumping of the blood cells in your skin.
The topic engine is nothing more than a weighted piston which is moved from one side to the other by a magnetic coil and returned by a spring, repeating the throw over and over again. The speed of the action sets off the vibration you feel.
The screen is less than a millimeter thick! You are just not going to be able to peel it away without damaging it.
Which is why we replace the entire display assembly Apple Watch Screen Replacement
Waterproofing is more than the parts its the skills of the person doing the work.
Even still even Apple won’t warranty a fixed watch to be waterproof after a repair. There are too many variables to be assured it will be as tight as it was from the factory.
Sorry just not possible!
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