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The second generation of the iPad with Wi-Fi, GSM and CDMA models. Some models were refreshed before the iPad 3. Repair is difficult and requires heat and prying. Released on March 11th, 2011. Model numbers: A1395, A1396, and A1397.

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What if there is no R1205 to remove.

I have looked at the motherboard and cannot find an R1205 resistor to remove so I can get the ICloud lock gone. Anyone else run into this? I know the board came from an IPad 2 with 3G. The board number is: 820=3069-A

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Gary Bittner, so you want to remove the resistor in order to remove iCloud? Interesting. where did you learn that piece of wisdom?

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Gary Bittner R1205 should definitely be there. Now it is possible that somebody already removed it for the same reason you were going to.

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That is what I thought too. But, looking at the board you can tell there was never anything in its place. When I plug it in it is ICloud locked and I don't know how to bypass it without finding an R1205 resistor.

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I have looked at the motherboard and cannot find an R1205 resistor ipad2 a1395

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