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必要な工具と部品
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スパッジャーの平面側先端を利用し、バッテリーコネクターを持ち上げてロジックボードのソケットから外します。
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ロジックボードから外したコネクターのケーブルをわずかに曲げて、コネクター部分が誤ってソケットに接触しないようにします。
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スパッジャーの平面側先端を使って両側のアンテナコネクタをAirPort/Bluetoothカード上のソケットから引き抜き、作業の邪魔にならないように動かします。
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15 の人々がこのガイドを完成させました。
5 件のコメント
Thanks to Sam Lionheart for this guide! Yes difficult but a great step by step guide!
A member of our family had a coffee spill on their MacBook Air 11". The Apple Store said the machine was "dead" forever and encouraged us to buy new. I used this guide to take the Air apart, clean it, and put it back together. The Air is now working, it has some minor glitches so we will have to watch it and keep the data backed-up. But it works.
The hardest parts, where I wished there was more hints - helps, were putting the Air back together at: #38 reattaching the larger ZIF connector and #15 reattaching the antenna cables.
Thanks to this guide, it was easy. Took me about 2.5 hours total, no problems after re-assembly.
Check your replacement part, mine included cable loops and microphone already installed, so I did not need to remove during disassembly.
Thanks Sam & ifixit!!
Used this guide to replace the keyboard and backlight to my MacBook Air 11” early 2014 A1465! Had to accompany the repair with a few videos on YouTube for help with KB removal and reinstall. Apple charges 231 including labor and iFixit charges $220 for the top cover, but it’s not necessary. Ordered the KB, backlight, and extra set of screws (for the KB) on EBay for about $25 total Installing the 50+ KB screws was very tedious and routing the antenna was a pain, but worth saving $200!
Daniel Cho - 返信
Very good guide. I discovered some a missing screw and gasket. Steps are accurate although I did it in a different order.
My 5 year old spilled a glass of water on the keyboard and after opening and putting the computer upside down for a couple of days, it would not do anything. After sitting dead for a month I decided to crack it open. I found a bunch of corrosion (no surprise) on the logic board and some of the connectors and cleaned it all with alcohol. When I put everything back together, the computer actually began charging and was awakened from its sleeping state. However, the keyboard was not working properly, so I decided to order this upper case. While tedious, the replacement was not too difficult. When I finished and powered on, it started up no problem, but it would not connect to the internet (wifi connected, just no internet). A simple restart fixed this issue. Now, the only issue I’m dealing with is that the left “shift,” “opt/alt,” and '“ctrl” keys do not work. The standard advice is to reset the SMC, but this requires the use of the affected keys. Please help!