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MacBook Pro late 2013 wifi no hardware installed

Hello, I got a late 2013 MacBook pro, A1502 emc2678, that works almost perfect but it says WIFI: no hardware installed. I looked inside and saw that the coax connector was torn off on the airport card so I replaced that but even after replacing the card it stills has that same error. I don’t know if the cables are damaged as well or if the logic board is.

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I do see a bit of tarnish on the contacts that should be cleaned. Find a fresh (still soft) pink pencil eraser. Carefully wipe the contacts in the direction of the pins, then wipe down the surface with a damp lintless cloth with 90% or better isopropyl alcohol (reagent quality) see if they helps. otherwise I think you need a new AirPort board.

I don’t see anything wrong with the cables did the connector pop off? If it did you might have a short or not a good connection.

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