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MacBook Pro Model #A1286

Flag Reply by ifixit743 Oct 28 @ 6:30 AM

Hello, I've got a MacBook Pro Model #A1286 (It is a 15" Unibody mid 2009 with 3.06 GHz, MacBookPro5,3).

This model number doesn't show up in your "ID your Mac" section

Thanks.

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Flag Reply reply by nephite Nov 4 @ 6:53 PM

The only time I've seen this happen was when the logic board was replaced. I've not found a solution to fix the issue but this could at least be the cause of it not appearing.

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Flag Reply reply by Skippy722 Nov 4 @ 8:49 PM

have you replaced the logic board? I'm not trying to sound like a herk or anything, just curious

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Flag Reply reply by Skippy722 Nov 4 @ 8:49 PM

I meant jerk... sorry

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Flag Reply reply by ifixit743 Nov 5 @ 1:00 PM

I was referring to the "ID your Mac" section of this website, not in the computer itself...

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Flag Reply reply by machead3 Nov 5 @ 6:31 PM

Took me 5 clicks to find it http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Device/MacBo...

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