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Description
Description
Replace a broken or damaged MagSafe DC-in board for your MacBook with this part. This part connects wall adapter power to logic board.
Description
Description
Replace a broken or damaged MagSafe DC-in board for your MacBook with this part. This part connects wall adapter power to logic board.
Description
Description
Replace a broken or damaged MagSafe DC-in board for your MacBook with this part. This part connects wall adapter power to logic board.
Description
Description
Replace a broken or damaged MagSafe DC-in board for your MacBook with this part. This part connects wall adapter power to logic board.
Compatibility
Compatibility
Specifications
Specifications
Warranty
Warranty
Lifetime Warranty
Note
This used part may be missing the light gray plastic face. The plastic can be transferred from your existing part.
Note
This used part may be missing the black plastic face. The plastic can be transferred from your existing part.
Compatibility
MacBook Core 2 Duo
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MacBook Core Duo
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Repair Stories
my macbook was not charging. Thought it was the charger so went and bought a new charger. This was a generic charger but worked for a little while then went back to not charging again after looking on the internet I found Ifixit went to the repair guides and found the magsafe dc in board repair guide and the part. order the part which was very reasonably priced and was delivered on time. I live in a small town on the western slope of Colorado so there are no mac stores or any repair shops that work on macs so I was stuck doing the repair myself. everything went smooth. thank you I fixit.
The repair went really smooth. I had another pc so I loaded the repair guide on it and followed the steps keeping the screws separated outer case screws from the inner case screws which really helped in the reassembly. all in all the repair took about an hour. It could have been shorter but since I had the computer apart I took the time to clean the inside of dust and deb re. After reassembly I have to I was nervous that this would fix the problem. plug in the charger turned on the mac and
now my mac is charging and everything is working great. Thank you Ifixit
the best advice I can give is take your time and be patient, don't force anything in the removal process and be careful not to over tighten the screws as they are easily stripped.
my macbook was not charging. Thought it was the charger so went and bought a new charger. This was a generic charger but worked for a little while then went back to not charging again after looking on the internet I found Ifixit went to the repair guides and found the magsafe dc in board repair guid . . .
Macbook 2,1 no longer charges or recognizes the battery. Battery is new.
Everything I read suggested the Magsafe board could be the culprit.
Magsafe board received quickly from iFixit and the excellent repair guide made things much less scary. Unfortunately, the repair did not solve the problem and Macbook still needs power from the adapter in order to run. All of the SMC resets etc. have been done. Genius bar is next, I guess.
I used the iFixit project tray with labels for each step to keep all of the little screws in order. Great help! Didn't lose any screws, amazingly! I had the repair guide by my side on my iPad and the photos helped confirm each step in the process. Great guide. Thanks"
Macbook 2,1 no longer charges or recognizes the battery. Battery is new.
Everything I read suggested the Magsafe board could be the culprit.
Magsafe board received quickly from iFixit and the excellent repair guide made things much less scary. Unfortunately, the repair did not solve the problem and M . . .
My son's Macbook battery wouldn't charge, and the green LED on the charger wouldn't light. Swapped it with my battery/charger. No luck! So I ordered the MagSafe board from ifixit.
Followed the detailed directions. They are truly a time-saver!
Taking it apart was easy. (But isn't it always?)
Putting it back together was pretty easy, too. AWESOME!
Unfortunately, the part didn't fix the problem.
A couple quick tips:
ORGANIZE YOUR SCREWS! I grabbed a big fridge magnet and put the screws on it grouped together and carefully noted where each set came from.
DON'T REMOVE THE KEYBOARD! I just carefully slid it forward about 2" once I popped it out. Gave me access to the MagSage connector without fussing with the delicate keyboard connection.
THANKS MAGNETIC SCREWDRIVER! Don't think I could have put this back together without a magnetized phillips screwdriver bit.
My son's Macbook battery wouldn't charge, and the green LED on the charger wouldn't light. Swapped it with my battery/charger. No luck! So I ordered the MagSafe board from ifixit.
Followed the detailed directions. They are truly a time-saver!
Taking it apart was easy. (But isn't it always?)
Putting . . .
MageSafe was pushed into the body of computer ......
It was a lot of steps and several very small screws to keep track of but the instructions were right on ......... my only fear was losing the small screws and getting them back in the correct holes ........
I put the screws in a small container so I wouldn't lose them ........
MageSafe was pushed into the body of computer ......
It was a lot of steps and several very small screws to keep track of but the instructions were right on ......... my only fear was losing the small screws and getting them back in the correct holes ........
I put the screws in a small container so I . . .
My charger wouldn't play nice with my laptop even though it was new so I figured it had to be the MagSafe connector.
I was really nervous but armed myself with my 00 screwdriver and spudger. My sister provided moral support, comic relief, read me the instructions and held a bright light over my laptop. I'll admit it was a real nail biter but it needn't have been as the instructions were flawless and I DID IT!!! I live hundreds of miles for the closest repair place and my laptop is a real lifeline for me to stay connected with the world. Thanks you ifixit for your excellent work!
Relax. The only tricky parts were disconnecting the metal ribbon and then taking out the old device. Just be patient and follow the instructions. Don't overpower it.
My charger wouldn't play nice with my laptop even though it was new so I figured it had to be the MagSafe connector.
I was really nervous but armed myself with my 00 screwdriver and spudger. My sister provided moral support, comic relief, read me the instructions and held a bright light over my lapto . . .
When my computer was pulled to the floor by dogs tripping over the cord, it fell on the magnetic AC to computer connection. The computer no longer charged; I tried a new AC cord - no luck. My MacBook is 7 years old, so parts were no longer available through Apple.
ifixit sent me the correct in-Board part, and the local guy fixed it for me. Can't thank you enough for this company. Good service, good descriptions of the parts, and instructions if I had felt brave enough.
This reasonably priced part saved my computer. Advice: Be brave, get the part, and go for it.
When my computer was pulled to the floor by dogs tripping over the cord, it fell on the magnetic AC to computer connection. The computer no longer charged; I tried a new AC cord - no luck. My MacBook is 7 years old, so parts were no longer available through Apple.
ifixit sent me the correct in-Board . . .
My laptop's plug was not working properly. After visual inspection, it seemed the power port was the issue. Ordered the part, replaced it, and realized it was the power cable end that was the issue. Resolved ; the replacement part, although replaced for nothing, works as good as factory.
Not very well- I had to butcher some screws to take the computer apart. Even used a power drill to drill out some stripped screws. It came back together with a little less issues, and is completely functional. As for the power cable end, I ended up taking that apart (comes in three pieces - magnet, plastic shield and cable with a fitting). Putting it back together by pressing it firmly together fixed the issue for good.
Don't try this at home unless you don't mind a bit of esthetic damage.
My laptop's plug was not working properly. After visual inspection, it seemed the power port was the issue. Ordered the part, replaced it, and realized it was the power cable end that was the issue. Resolved ; the replacement part, although replaced for nothing, works as good as factory.
Not very wel . . .
The light on the MagSafe connector was slightly visible and occasionally the computer would not charge. Replacing the connector inside the computer seems to have fixed the issue.
Not sure how long it took, but this was not the first time I was opening the Macbook, so it was been there, done that.
Very careful with Step 11, this is how I broke the ribbon connecting the keyboard on a previous repair job (something was stuck inside the optical drive).
And, really, you guys have superb guides.
The light on the MagSafe connector was slightly visible and occasionally the computer would not charge. Replacing the connector inside the computer seems to have fixed the issue.
Not sure how long it took, but this was not the first time I was opening the Macbook, so it was been there, done that.
Very . . .
For awhile now we have had problems with the MacBook battery not charging. So after the last charger conked out (it would still keep the computer running, just not charging), I decided to try something else. I checked your website, which I'd used before, bought the part and waited for delivery so I could tear it apart.
The guide was very helpful and it didn't take long to get the old one out and the new one in. Lots of screws. I was afraid the dog or the kid would knock them off the table never to be seen by human eyes again, but that did not occur and I got it back together. Unfortunately, it didn't fix my problem. Going to try another charger. If that doesn't do it, I'll go to the Apple store and talk to a "Genius".
Go for it. What have you got to lose?
For awhile now we have had problems with the MacBook battery not charging. So after the last charger conked out (it would still keep the computer running, just not charging), I decided to try something else. I checked your website, which I'd used before, bought the part and waited for delivery so . . .
Macbook wouldn't run on ac power or charge battery and Apple wouldn't fix it because it is "vintage".They sent me to Microcenter saying they could do the repair.Then Microcenter tells me that Apple won't let them fix it and they have to send it to California for $300.00!!!I told them they were were crazy and fixed it myself- for under $30.00 - thanks to ifixit!
The repair went perfectly!I've never fixed any electronics in my life and your instructions were perfect down to the last detail and very easy to follow.Nothing went wrong and it worked!
Fix it yourself with ifixit! This repair is real easy to do - just follow the great instructions.
Macbook wouldn't run on ac power or charge battery and Apple wouldn't fix it because it is "vintage".They sent me to Microcenter saying they could do the repair.Then Microcenter tells me that Apple won't let them fix it and they have to send it to California for $300.00!!!I told them they were were . . .
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