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A1706 / EMC 3071—Released in November 2016, this 13" Macbook Pro introduces the OLED Touch Bar. Features a dual-core "Skylake" Intel Core i5 CPU and four Thunderbolt 3 ports.

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Some tiny pieces fell of from my MB

Hi,Some tiny piece fell off from the logic board. 1 black IC and three silver capacitor I think! Can be fixed or not!!

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It's turn on with max fan speed and very laggi (unusable)

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Hi! I'm facing this issue too. Were you able to get it fixed?

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It can be fixed but will require someone with a surface-mount soldering station. A good repair house should be able to do it.

Did something happen to make these parts come loose?

Update (09/26/2020)

The orientation of the chip should be marked on the chip and the board. The other components will be hit and miss. I would definitely price out a replacement motherboard and compare it to a probable pricey repair.

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@crowbot This happened after opening the laptop, and I'm not even sure what part this IC is for! And I do not know the capacitors is for which part, do I need to change the motherboard (logic board)?

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Hopefully you have all of the pieces! Yes, these can be resoldered to the logic board by someone with the proper skills and tools. This is beyond what a DIY can do as the tools needs are specialized and you need access to the schematics and boardview drawings.

How did they come off is also important! I’m suspecting you poked too deep with your tools to pop the bottom cover off. You may have caused other damage and the one or more of the parts could be damaged as well.

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This happened after opening the laptop, and I'm not even sure what part this IC is for! And I do not know the capacitors is for which part, do I need to change the motherboard (logic board)?

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You need to get them put back! But just like a jigsaw puzzle there is direction and placement issues! You just can't put the parts any which way! You need the proper tools and the documentation to guide you (Schematics and boardview drawings).

Your other solution is much more costly! Thats replacing the logic board completely!

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