I'm having the same issue ( 1002).. connector mainboard [ok] , cable [ok].. motor [ok].. I read that is a IC that can be the problem.. can anybody tell me where is located ? Thankx adv
Another solution is to do a clean install of macOS 10.13 or later version from recovery mode onto the Aura Pro. dont need to configure the os. After that update to whatever os the latest time machine entry is. Then restart the mac and hold cmd + r to start in recovery mode (should be from disk) then select recover from time machine and your computer should regonize the Auro Pro since it now has a mac os installed and can restore from time machine from it.
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I was having problems with WiFi at school but not at home. What I did was installed CyanogenMod 9 (CM9) from RootzWiki. Wifi is now working like a charm and I don't have any more Wifi problems.
Thanks, I have the same keyboard and the same micro-USB problem. I used a flat screwdriver to remove the PCB cover (breaking all the screws), removed both cables, soldered it, and with a lot of patience and with small pliers I was able to re-insert both cables. Now I’m just not sure how to glue the cover on again
For reassembly, it would improve the instructions to note the exact orientation of the camera cable, as well as the LVDS cable, in these steps (7-10). This avoids confusion as to where those cables go when the display is reattached (working steps 11-13 in reverse).
As viewed from the orientation of the laptop at this point (looking into the motherboard from the underside), these cables are routed ABOVE the mounting plates for the hinges.
Viewed from the front of the machine (as it would be sitting on the desk in front of you during normal use), they are routed BELOW those plates.
Instructions should mention that the clutch cover is NOT symmetric: it has one side that faces the back (outside) of the case when closed, and another that faces inside (toward the keyboard). This will be obvious if you look at the cover from the side (as if looking down a tunnel) after removing it. The side facing away from the keyboard has a straight vertical shape; the side facing inward is more rounded.
It is possible to reassemble the cover in the wrong direction, and the case will still close, but there will be a small (~1.5 mm) gap at the base of the display if you do this. Noting which end of the clutch cover faces the DVD slot and which faces the Magsafe connector at this step will avoid this problem.
2 of the Philips screws are sightly longer than the others. I only noticed this once they were gathered together. My guess is they go in the 2nd row from the top just above that battery compartment, as this is the thickest portion of the frame. Can anyone confirm this?
ETA: I found the audio codec and audio amp info on another site with an illustrative graphic. It seems there are three 338S00295 Audio Amplifiers and an Audio codec 338S00248. It says they are from Apple/Cirrus.
Thanks, I have the same keyboard and the same micro-USB problem. I used a flat screwdriver to remove the PCB cover (breaking all the screws), removed both cables, soldered it, and with a lot of patience and with small pliers I was able to re-insert both cables. Now I’m just not sure how to glue the cover on again
Hi there.
Here i can buy that copper tape from the right of the metal shield ?
Thkx in adv
why the !&&* should one remove the board just to solder the wires to the freely accessible uart port?!
Hello, where could I find a replacement brush for this model?
This saved us. Although we have a different model.
For reassembly, it would improve the instructions to note the exact orientation of the camera cable, as well as the LVDS cable, in these steps (7-10). This avoids confusion as to where those cables go when the display is reattached (working steps 11-13 in reverse).
As viewed from the orientation of the laptop at this point (looking into the motherboard from the underside), these cables are routed ABOVE the mounting plates for the hinges.
Viewed from the front of the machine (as it would be sitting on the desk in front of you during normal use), they are routed BELOW those plates.
Instructions should mention that the clutch cover is NOT symmetric: it has one side that faces the back (outside) of the case when closed, and another that faces inside (toward the keyboard). This will be obvious if you look at the cover from the side (as if looking down a tunnel) after removing it. The side facing away from the keyboard has a straight vertical shape; the side facing inward is more rounded.
It is possible to reassemble the cover in the wrong direction, and the case will still close, but there will be a small (~1.5 mm) gap at the base of the display if you do this. Noting which end of the clutch cover faces the DVD slot and which faces the Magsafe connector at this step will avoid this problem.
2 of the Philips screws are sightly longer than the others. I only noticed this once they were gathered together. My guess is they go in the 2nd row from the top just above that battery compartment, as this is the thickest portion of the frame. Can anyone confirm this?
ETA: I found the audio codec and audio amp info on another site with an illustrative graphic. It seems there are three 338S00295 Audio Amplifiers and an Audio codec 338S00248. It says they are from Apple/Cirrus.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4112466...
I don’t see any notes on the audio? Is there an audio codec that it is using?
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