Teardowns Created
Guides Created
MacBook Pro 15" Core 2 Duo Models A1226 and A1260 Clutch Cover
Use this guide to replace a damaged aluminum...
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Notes
MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Teardown
Quote from demerdland:
"disconnect those cables"...duh ! HOW ? the "camera cable" does not exactly look like your standard cable insert... how the @^%% do you disconnect this one without breaking it ?
Pull the connector toward the optical drive, parallel to the face of the logic board. This page is a teardown, and should not be used for disassembly. Check out our MacBook Pro 15" Unibody page for detailed repair instructions.
Sony PSP Go Teardown
Quote from DUSTmurph:
Since both the iPod Touch and the PSP Go don't have internal chassis, how would you compare the rigidity/sturdiness between the two products? Yes I know, strange question.....
The iPod Touch is much more rigid than the Go because the rear case of an iPod touch is made of stainless steel, and the front glass panel increases its rigidity. It is very slim and compact so most of the internal components add to its rigidity. The case of the PSP go is almost entirely plastic, so when it is in the open position you can flex it pretty easily. When it is closed the rigidity obviously increases, but you can't play games with the device closed ;).
MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Teardown
Quote from Deonics:
Could you mention what the locations of the speakers and the subwoofer are in Macbook Pro?
Check out our Macbook Pro 15" Unibody page for detailed instructions. We have one guide for the left speaker and one guide for the subwoofer/right speaker (they are in the same housing).
iPod Touch 2nd Generation Teardown
Quote from bizzbobb:
Cool. I cracked my bezel too. Why aren't there any written instructions or warnings? $65 mistake. Ugh…
Actually, this warning is written across the top of the page:
"Teardowns provide a look inside a device and should not be used as disassembly instructions."
Microsoft Zune HD Teardown
Quote from blufire:
May be worth noting, for those who are unfamiliar, that the "HD" in HD Radio stands for "Hybrid Digital," not High Definition.
Thanks! That is news to my ears.
iPod nano 5th Generation Teardown
Quote from jdcompman:
EDIT: Easier to see in Step 20
Yup, a word from the (recently) wise: remove the click wheel before you slide the internals out.
PlayStation 3 Slim Teardown
Quote from eithan:
Hello,
just a question for us importers,
This is a US bought PS3 slim 120gb, right?
Im asking to make sure that my PSU will also support 220v.
thanks.
Yes, and it will run on 220V.
PlayStation 3 Slim Teardown
Quote from katboi:
That is Beautiful. Do you have a picture from a better angle? Like the one of the RSX.
Unfortunately, the laser etching on the face of the cell processor is nearly invisible when viewed straight-on like in the RSX picture. We had a hard enough time making the text visible on the shot we have (notice the reflection on the board).
PlayStation 3 Slim Teardown
Quote from jriquelme:
yes.. i want know this too. Is a universal power supply like te ones in PS3 phat?
Can yo take a closer picture on te PSU specs
To all those who asked, it is universal! I added a picture of the power input specifications to step 12. Game on!
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Discussions
Replies
Re: Where is the airport extreme card located in a iMac 24 inch
Try looking under your right speaker. If that doesn't work, report back to us with the model number.
Re: Hard disk temp sensor adhesive
Quote from axel:
(This isn't strictly laptop-related - hope that's ok!)
I'm in the process of replacing the hard disk in a 2006-vintage intel iMac. There's a temp sensor stuck to the hard disk with a sticky adhesive pad. I've destroyed the old pad getting it off. Can I get a new pad, or what should I use to glue the temp sensor onto the new disk?
Thanks!!
Hey axel,
Unfortunately we do not yet offer new sticky pads for the many thermal sensors on your iMac. For now, I think your best bet would be to use a single strip of double-sided tape to stick the sensor back down. I'm sure that the sticky pads Apple uses to hold the thermal sensors down are designed to be excellent conductors of heat (for accurate temperature readings), but I don't think one strip of double-stick tape will have much of an insulating effect. Before you stick the tape down to the sensor, be sure to clean off all the remnants and residue of the old sticky pad from both the sensor and the body of your hard drive for a strong bond. Also, after you've stuck the sensor down with double-stick tape, apply a strip of regular scotch tape over the top of the sensor for good measure. We'll let you know if/when the pads become available.
-Andrew
iMac Intel 27" Teardown
The glass and the LCD itself are both highly glossy.