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The keyboard & trackpad share the same cable connect to the logic board. There are two possiblities: The battery is pressing on the cable as it’s failing and the cable it’s self got damaged from a bang on the bottom cover. I would check the battery using CoconutBattery to see how many cycles it has (if you’re over 700 it’s time for a new battery). Here’s the cable 821-00184-A trackpad cable for 13" A1502 2015 Retina Macbook Pro
Leer másIt will work! Don’t forget to create a bootable drive if your drive doesn’t work. You’ll want a SATA to USB carrier to hold your new drive if your HD is working.
Leer másHave you tried running diagnostics? Dust off the orginal grey disks which has diagnostics see what error is returned.
Leer másPut the orginal CPU back in, does it work then?
Leer másThe camera was not designed to be powered directly (doesn’t have a USB port). If you lost the charging cradle and power cord you can find them online. Here’s one - https://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-SX510-Charger-Replacement/dp/B00GWWPS0C
Leer másYour WiFi board uses a PCI Express Mini Card interface. So it’s conceivable a a short mSATA board would physically fit. The only risk is if the system would recognize it. mSATA SSD (mSATA solid-state drive)
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Leer másThe headphone jack has a switch element within it it looks like that’s broken or messed up some how. Did you plug in a headphone which was an odd length or size? It could have damaged it. Luckily Apple changed the design so you can replace the jack! It’s just not that easy. You’ll need to take the logic board out to get behind it to remove the jack assembly.
Leer másYour system has two different drive interfaces one is SATA the other is PCIe. They are very different and no you can swap between them.
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