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Model A1502 / 2.4, 2.6, or 2.8 GHz dual-core Intel processor / Released October 2013

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Chip near battery connector heating and hissing sound,while charging.

A 'Chip' near battery connector is heating up and making hissing sound, while charging. I Thought its battery so i got it replaced, but its still the same. The Chip squarish with rounded cornerd 10mm x 10mm is just near the battery connector and marked "4R7 403 W47".

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Edit : Its probably an inductor.

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Thats an inductor! Are you able to solder SMT chips like this one?

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I know someone who can. But is replacement the only option. Also i need to find the right part

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Just tell people you have Hissing Cockroaches inside ;-}

Sadly, it's the only solution: L7130 - 4.7UH-20%-8.5A-18.3MOHM

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Thankyou. Can I use the macbook for sometime, Will take some time to do the repair. 1-2 weeks maybe.

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You run the risk of the inductor fully failing which could damage other parts.

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I agree.. it might damage battery and/or other components on the same rail. It might burn and give sparks too. Avoid if you can.

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