I really liked them for repairing ipods. The iBook jobs are good too,
but ham handed boy ripped the on/off switch socket from the logic and
now I am minus two laptops. No more boy using computers.
clay
On Jan 9, 2010, at 11:28 AM, Rich Thomas wrote:
So I just finished tearing apart the girl child's MacBook that the
cat knocked a glass of water over into. I followed the instructions
from ifixit, took out the main logic board which looked fine. The
guy at the apple store suggested the power input board might be
kaput so I took that out too, and lo, there was all the crap under
it and the board was completely nasty, oxidized, schmutzed-up. You
could see where the liquid was, probably shorted in there or
something. I'll clean it all out before reassembling. They had
replacements for $90 so ordered one, will see if that makes it go
again.
Whole teardown was like 2hr, the instructions are extremely good,
and worth paying them for the part. Lots of extremely fiddly little
bits in there, I might need to get some tiny fingers to put it back
together though. Great web site.
--R
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