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Model A1312 / Mid 2010 / 3.2 GHz Core i3 or 2.8 & 3.6 GHz Core i5 or 2.93 GHz Core i7, ID iMac11,3

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Smd component missing near lvds connector

A friend of mine bought a broken 27" imac. It Powers on, chime sounds, backlight Turns on nut no image. So let's open it up shall we?

I was suspecting the radeon 5750 tot be faulty but then I noticed that someone had already been fooling around.

One of the smd component underneath the lvds connector was Ripped of. I guess by removing the gpu. They probably scraped it with the bracket of the videocard. They just jumpered it with a thin wire. Does anyone Know if its a capacitor or a resistor and what value?

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if I look at te sheme, it looks more like an inductor?

I see a reference of 250ohm however, I see no mention of inductance.

Any ideas?

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@ns_ripper that is reference designator L9000 which is a 250ohm ferrite bead used for EMI control as a filter. It connects to the 12V LCD circuitry. Difficulty is that there are other values listed. Based on previous inductors, I'd go with a 1.4A 250ohm inductor and measure the distance from solder pad to pad to determine the package size. Check Digikey.com for more info.

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