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MacBook Unibody (Model No. A1342) MagSafe DC-In Board

$49.95

Product code: IF160-034-1
Apple Part #: 922-9176

Product Overview

Connects wall adapter power to logic board. Safe magnetic connection prevents damage to laptop caused by tripping over the power cord. Identify by 820-2627-A on board.

Compatibility

Identify your Mac

  • All Unibody (Model A1342) 13" MacBooks

Product Details

  $49.95

 
 

Condition:

Used, fully tested

Warranty:

6 month warranty

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Compatibility

MacBook Unibody Model A1342
2.26 GHz (A1342)
2.4 GHz (A1342)
 

Stories

My Problem

I had my Mac charging, and I left it sitting on the sofa. It fell off, and landed on the charging side. It pushed the Magsafe board in, and crushed it... Oh no!

My Fix

Fantastic. I am lucky enough to have a wonderful person in my life, who is smart. He replaced the board in about 15 minutes.

My Advice

Make sure you have the proper tools. Macs have weird screws.

My Problem

My daughters Cornellian MacBook was slowly loosing it's charging mojo and I thought I'd attempt the repair using IFixit's parts and videos

My Fix

The dissasembly was easy enough. I couldn't find the right tool for the secret apple pentaculars so I sub'd a hex head and it worked perfect for the smaller screws. For the bigger ones i choose the best fitting blade scredriver and carefully yet firmly teased the fasteners loose.

The miniature connectors in the case are really tiny and without the video I watched for a different repair (screen replacement) I might have dorked one up and I shudder to think what then.

Bummer though I had bought the wrong MagSafe part so make sure you do a better job of identifying which MacBook you have then I did. I made a sketch of the back and placed the fasteners on the paper in the proper locations and that was real helpful.

When the right part came I reassembled (carefully) the myriad little connections and screwed it all together and voila incredibly it works good as new.

My Advice

I wish I'd vacuumed out the inside right after I took the back off and really that should be regular maintenance it had a lot of dust in there.

My eyes aren't what they use to be and I wish I'd had a magnifying glass. If you need reading glasses maybe thats enough but also a strong light would have been much better. You kids won't have to worry until you hit 40 when everything starts the inevitable downhill slide hahahhaha.

I scrimped on the tools but it was a mistake to not have a plastic spooger and a nice little pair of needle nose the other tools i subd were ok but don't blame me if you strip a screw and if you aren't a old hand at the DIY game than just go buy the tool kit with all the right stuff to begin with and you will thank me for that! And thank you IFixit for supplying enough of the know how and the part to give me the best feeling of accomplishment ever in my whole life with a computer repair that I really expected to be completely beyond the average human's capability. Good Luck!

My Problem

The PC accidentally fell from a shelf with the charging plug attached and broke the Magsafe DC In Board inside the PC.

My Fix

From the order process till I received the part in Copenhagen only took 4 days, and the repair took approximately one and a half hour and went very smooth with the help of the iFixit online guidance, excellent. Like having a new computer over again.

My Advice

Take some digital pictures during the dis assembly, so you know exactly which screws go where, and keep them separated in small cups and labelled. That way yo don't get mix ups.