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Hi there,
I recently purchased a refurbished A1502 and noticed that one of the screws of the heatsink was broken. The shaft is still inside the hole.
Is there a safe way of taking it out? The screw is decapitated a little bit deep.
Right now, the heatsink of the Mac is working with 3 screws only. Will this affect it motherboard in the future?
Thanks
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Use the screw extraction pliers to remove the shaft after removing the heat sink
Reemplazo del disipador de calor del MacBook Pro 13" Retina Display Early 2015
Finding the screw at a decent price will be harder. Ebay would be your best bet.
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The problem is that the shaft is like 2mm inside the hole. Any suggestions?
You'll likely need to drill it out using a left-hand drill bit held in a jewelers hand drill. If you're lucky the act of drilling will loosen the shaft and as you are using a left-hand drill will help walk it out.
What I've read, people don't recommend using power tools on motherboards and pretty concerned about a rMBP motherboard.
Will this work? Otherwise, a grommet change is the ultimate choice.
They do not have good reviews. Thanks anyway.
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