My Problem
MacBook Pro 13" subwoofer was broken.
My Fix
Follow the steps provided on iFixit.
My Advice
So far, so good.
360
Product Details
Description
This assembly includes the right speaker and subwoofer with cables.
Compatibility
MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2009
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MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2010
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Repair Stories
My Problem
Subwoofer was blown-out.
My Fix
Repair was very easy to follow. It required taking out the optical drive (which was little tricky to reconnect after replacing the right speaker and subwoofer), but otherwise was all about just popping screws in and out. Thankful that I was able to repair this myself as my so . . .
My Problem
My subwoofer was broken. The sound coming out was very noisy
My Fix
Very simple repair, following the iFixit guide, step-by-step!
My Advice
No advice. All was perfect!
My Problem
the subwoofer and speaker not working anymore I diceided to change it. I followed all the steps , and no problem at all.
My Fix
wonderfull.
My Advice
not particulary
My Problem
Distorted audio from internal speakers, but clear when plugged in to headphones or external speakers
My Fix
Smoooooth! The replacement speaker from iFixit arrived very quickly and the repair guide provided precise instructions on how to remove the defective piece. The entire repair & replace took less than . . .
My Problem
Subwoofer was toast. Any bass sounds were fuzzy at any volume.
My Fix
Repair went great! Didn't run into any issues. I have a second hdd where the optical drive should be but it's mounted in a kit that's shaped just like the Superdrive was so I didn't have to vary from the instructions much
My Advice
It was a little d . . .
My Problem
The diaphragm on the subwoofer needs replacing
My Fix
Went smoothly, easy, and done in 15 mins
My Advice
The right speaker is attached with double sided tape/adhesive. DO NOT try to pull it with the wiring.
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