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Repair guides, support, and troubleshooting information for the 2022 13-inch MacBook Air, featuring Apple's M2 SoC. Released on July 15th, 2022 and identified by model number A2681.

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Anyone know the SMD device for this location?

When I was cleaning it, it blew off with a brush...

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@imicrosoldering This may be your cup of tea.

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Was it a community meant to be ironic? This was too ambitious.

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Tomoharu Kobayashi What is the board number of your logic board?

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It's A2681.

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Tomoharu Kobayashi Yes, that’s the model number, but what is the logic board number?

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After reassembling does the system work at all? If it does what does diagnostics tell you?

It’s going to be a while before the schematics and board-view drawings leak out of Apple or someone reverse engineers things.

I’m surprised you needed to clean the board, did you have a liquid spill? If not where was this system that got so dusty? For such a new system there really is no need to go this far. At best a can of can’d air to blow the fan blades and surfaces is about all you should need here and after a good hard year of service. I would focus on making sure the work area is clean and not sitting on any fluffy cloth like a bed spread and keep the 🐈‍⬛ off!

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