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Etkinlik | Sayı | Delta |
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Gönderi olumlu oylandı | 305 | 3410 |
Cevap kabul edildi | 94 | 2760 |
Negatif oy verildi | 3 | -6 |
Head technician and manager of TheBookYard Ltd in the UK. (www.thebookyard.com) sellers of all mac service spares, used and new...
Besides being avid apple users, we pride ourselves on our websites usability. From its serial number decoder, to our comprehensive individual keycap search, we have everything you'd need to repair your Mac (including the ones apple lovingly class as 'vintage')
We also dig much deeper than apple ever would, selling internal components and screws that normally wouldn't be touched by apple...
Have a look at our website if you're wanting to know interchangeability between ranges, or email us and we'll do what we can to help
Apple spares and repairs UK.
Born in Yorkshire, but raised on the east coast of the US. Having moved 24 times before i was 18, i've been around a bit... mainly across the pond.
I first used a mac in college in the States, then bought my first one in 2006... I haven't looked back since.
since then i've been working with TheBookyard Ltd in the UK, starting first as a part time engineer in training, to now as the head technician and manager of the company. I love being able to pass on knowledge to other employees in training, and am always the first one to open up new ranges (including iOS devices)
I've always been interested in seeing how things work, and this is only the start of things! I'm always working on improving and expanding our websites listings to show all interchangeability, and feedback is always helpful... but shoot your questions over and i'll do what i can to help...
i may be a young user in the eyes of the world, but i've got more experience and knowledge than any apple lover i've met...
Etkinlik | Sayı | Delta |
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Gönderi olumlu oylandı | 305 | 3410 |
Cevap kabul edildi | 94 | 2760 |
Negatif oy verildi | 3 | -6 |
No, but you do have to remove the airport/bluetooth antenna, which is held in with 0.8mm pentalobe screws.
So, disable auto boot on logic board (through terminal command)
Then remove bottom case
Then disconnect battery
Then remove antenna
Then remove display.
Make sure the display cables fold the correct way, as they are extremely delicate. I’ve seen people break them by twisting or pulling too hard
The 2 clips in the lower side of the photo are broken from being removed. The pick was shoved in too hard and damaged them more than likely.
This may prove helpful. It takes a gentle touch, not shoving the pick in through the side.
This applies for all butterfly clip types. So 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pro ranges, and 12” MacBook ranges from 2015-2016
https://thebookyard.wordpress.com/2018/0...
The 2 clips in the lower side of the photo are broken from being removed. The pick was shoved in too hard and damaged them more than likely.
This may prove helpful. It takes a gentle touch, not shoving the pick in through the side.
https://thebookyard.wordpress.com/2018/0...
I wouldn't recommend using HDDFanControl, because its not really a long term fix... I used it for a while, but it frustrated me that the fans didn't idle until the machine was fully booted, so if you need to do anything in single user mode, safe mode or even a boot camp or separate OSX boot up, you cannot use it. In the 2011 range, i'd recommend using this as a long term hardware solution
http://www.thebookyard.com/product.php?p...
Why has double sided tape been used in this guide instead of the SSD brackets that are designed to be screw mounted under the optical drive? there are 3 screw mounts allocated to the mounting of the SSD. With the heat that is generated by the iMac machines, i'd be worried about it losing its bond and falling down, especially using tape bought from Boots instead of high strength industrial tape...