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Remueve los siguientes diez tornillos que aseguran la cubierta trasera a la cubierta superior.
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Tres tornillos tipo Philips (punta cruz) de 13.5 mm (14.1 mm)
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Cuando remuevas estos tornillos, ten en cuenta cómo salen en un ángulo ligero. Deben volverse a instalar de igual forma.
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Usa el borde del spudger para apalancar el conector de la batería hacia arriba del enchufe en la tarjeta lógica.
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Desconecta el conector del cable de la cámara de su zócalo en la placa lógica.
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Tira del cable de la unidad óptica para sacarlo de la misma.
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Retira los dos tornillos Phillips #0 negros que sujetan el pequeño soporte metálico de montaje. Transfiere este soporte a tu nueva unidad óptica o caja de disco duro.
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Many thanks for this superb resource. My 4 year old had actually shoved a couple of coins into the drive. I would never have had the guts to replace it myself without your help - by far the best on the web!
For anyone who has stripped a screw in step 8 this note might make your day. I stripped the longer screw using a #00 bit. I then took a 1.5mm flat head bit from the iFixit screwdriver kit and rocked it along the line of the flat head into the stripped screw head, with some pressure a few times and that created enough of a depression to easily remove the screw. There was even enough purchase to reinstall it securely so no need to hunt down a replacement screw.
I'd need to know where I could find the connector between the optical drive and the logicboard. I put my hdd in a caddie to put it instead of the optical drive but my macbook keep disconnecting it. Already changed the caddie so I guess that the connector is faulty.
Anyone ? :)
Found it ! But iFixit you should put a link to the other tutorial when you mention the connector in step 11 :D
Right as rain! The comments were especially helpful, although so many stories about stripping screws had me concerned..but I used pressure, care, and voila… success without heartache! I made a template to keep track of the screws and it was very helpful. I did note my mounting bracket was held on by Phillips #00…reattaching was the hardest part, but that could have to do with the fact that I am a disabled Vietnam Vet (yeah, do the math). Thank you so much.