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Product Details
Description
Description
Replace a torn or damaged cable connecting the I/O board to the logic board. This cable is compatible with a Mid 2013 to 2017 13" MacBook Air.
Description
Description
Replace a torn or damaged cable connecting the I/O board to the logic board. This cable is compatible with a Mid 2013 to 2017 13" MacBook Air.
Compatibility
Compatibility
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
Compatibility
MacBook Air 13" Early 2014
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MacBook Air 13" Early 2015
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MacBook Air 13" Early 2017
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MacBook Air 13" Mid 2013
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Repair Stories
One of the founders of the company I work at accidentally left his MacBook outside, and it was attacked by his sprinkler system.
There was some corrosion on the mainboard that had to be cleaned off, and the I/O Board and I/O Ribbon Cable had to be replaced, due to them being fried. But after replacing them, the Mac is good as new!
Use electronic cleaner to get any corrosion off that may have appeared from the water, and be sure to check every inch of each part. Any black marks can indicate an unusable part. And if corrosion keeps showing up, it's best to replace that part.
One of the founders of the company I work at accidentally left his MacBook outside, and it was attacked by his sprinkler system.
There was some corrosion on the mainboard that had to be cleaned off, and the I/O Board and I/O Ribbon Cable had to be replaced, due to them being fried. But after replacin . . .
The silence from the MacBook AIr was deafening and my client could no longer stand it!
The repair went very quietly... and after the last screw was restored and thw power button pressed, that familiar startup sound came loud and clear!
No enlightenment, however, I do recommend following the steps and not to be afraid to make minor adjustments if needed.
The silence from the MacBook AIr was deafening and my client could no longer stand it!
The repair went very quietly... and after the last screw was restored and thw power button pressed, that familiar startup sound came loud and clear!
No enlightenment, however, I do recommend following the steps and . . .
A friends MacBook Air had been for a drink and no longer powered on.
Simple, with the right tools, attention to detail, patience and the correct guidance. We were lucky the IO board was the only part damaged by liquid. We also replaced the flex cable which had a red dot underneath (assume this is a liquid sensor apple use for warranty as the replacement was white) to be safe!
Have everything needed to complete the guide ready before you start. Follow the steps in order and check you've completed them before moving on to the next.
A friends MacBook Air had been for a drink and no longer powered on.
Simple, with the right tools, attention to detail, patience and the correct guidance. We were lucky the IO board was the only part damaged by liquid. We also replaced the flex cable which had a red dot underneath (assume this is a l . . .
Not turning on after coffee spilt over.
I thought the problem was on the I/O because the coffee got spilled over the charging area.
It is more probably that the logic board.
The output and input audio not working
I fixed the problem replacing the I/O board and the I/O Board Cable
You should have patience to replace anything in Apple devices, is very difficult to remove all small flats correctly.
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