Hi @roshiroshi ,

If you meant the cover on the back of the display panel, then you may be out of luck.

Looking at the maintenance and service guide for the laptop, taken from this webpage the cover is bonded to the display panel.

On p.42 it shows how to remove the display assembly and it states that The display assembly is spared only as an entire hinge-up. Display sub components are not spared.

If you meant the base enclosure (see p.15 item #22) then the manual will help you to disassemble the laptop so that it can be replaced. The part number is L20812-001. To find suppliers of the part, search online using the part number only.

Hier ist die Werkstattanleitung für deinen Drucker. Ab Seite 156 wird gezeigt, wie der Drucker auseinandergebaut wird. Das müsste dir helfen.

Hi @cow1997killer ,

CR2032 batteries are available most everywhere.

Also CR2032 is a type or model number so they should all be the same i.e. having all the same specifications. Perhaps look for a well known battery brand and then check the expiry date on the pack.

Mostly they have a shelf life (i.e. life expectancy when not being used) of about 8-10 years so try to get one where the expiry is the longest forward date that you can find as it will be the latest manufactured and that the battery hasn’t been sitting around for a long while on the shelf due to poor sales.

Hi @valem ,

This is from p.25 of the maintenance and service guide for the laptop taken from this webpage

Removal and replacement procedures preliminary requirements:

Tools required:

You will need the following tools to complete the removal and replacement procedures:

●Non-marking, non-conductive pry tool

●Magnetic Phillips P1 screwdriver

Hi @marne01 ,

It may be easier to install another media player in the computer and use it as the default player in the computer. The example linked supports nearly every type of file out there so it should work.

Hi @tgooders ,

If it is a new bike and it doesn’t charge contact the manufacturer about a warranty repair or replacement.

You shouldn’t have to fix a new product. That’s what warranties are for.

Hi Christian,

It really sounds like your keyboard has bitten the dust. I'll let others on here offer any alternatives they may have up their sleeves, but if that was mine I'd be planning on replacing the keyboard.

The good news is that it's doable, and the parts and instructions are readily available here on iFixit. You can always search out a lower price on sites like eBay, Amazon and AliExpress.

The keyboard can be purchased new or used here.

MacBook Air 13" (Late 2018-Mid 2019) Upper Case with Keyboard - iFixit Store

And the replacement guide for it is here.

MacBook Air 13" Retina Display 2019 Upper Case Replacement - iFixit Repair Guide

The bad news is that everything else in the laptop is mounted on the upper case you'll be replacing, so you're pretty much looking at a complete teardown and rebuild. Like I said, it's doable especially given the quality of the iFixit guide; all you have to do is follow along step by step and you'll be fine. And of course there is a whole community of people here who are willing and able to help out with advice and suggestions.

Best of luck with your repair.