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MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2012 Hard Drive Cable
iMac Intel 21.5" EMC 2308 Power Supply
iMac Intel 21.5" EMC 2544 Hard Drive
La hora del día que has tenido actividad en los últimos 90 días. Cada línea en este gráfico es una acción realizada en el sitio (contamos sólo acciones importantes, como votar y edición de aportes). Los números en la parte inferior del gráfico son la hora del día en Tiempo Estándar de la Montaña.
| Evento | Contar | Delta |
|---|---|---|
| El mensaje fue votado positivamente | 19 | 228 |
| Respuesta Aceptada | 3 | 30 |
| Respuesta aceptada | 1 | 30 |
| Votó negativamente un mensaje | 1 | -2 |
| El mensaje fue votado negativamente | 1 | -6 |
I absolutely “ditto” this! I simply removed the upper 2 screws securing the logic board and carefully wedged something underneath its edge to make a bit more room. I, too, was able to remove and replace RAM by removing only those screws and the fan. Getting the RAM out is fairly easy. Replacing the module closet to the board—-the first one—-is really easy. It’s the 2nd module that will try your patience. My fingers are blunt and “fat, so I actually taped the RAM chip to my fingertip and then used a bent wire (not bare metal wire) to maneuver the chip into its slot. To do all that took less time and anxiety than removing all required with the full-step operation.
Please be aware that you CAN do this replacement with MUCH LESS work. I successfully replaced a trackpad (TP) in this model WITHOUT removing a lot of what is described here. I think i mainly removed the logic board (LB) anchor screws along the TP side and was then able to lever up the LB just enough to get the cable unplugged and snaked out. Followed the reverse and done. Maybe not for all, but it worked for me. // Re screws: i print out the images here of the multi-screws locations and then tape the screws in place on the print-out
Please be aware that you CAN do this replacement with MUCH LESS work. I successfully replaced a trackpad (TP) in this model WITHOUT removing a lot of what is described here. I think i mainly removed the logic board (LB) anchor screws along the TP side and was then able to lever up the LB just enough to get the cable unplugged and snaked out. Followed the reverse and done. Maybe not for all, but it worked for me. // Re screws: i print out the images here of the multi-screws locations and then tape the screws in place on the print-out.
Mine has these cables exactly opposite what is shown here. (?)
Step #16 is kinda confusing on the last paragraph. Can anyone clarify.? Thanks.