In our latest Macbook logic board repair video, we will show you how to repair a common video issue on the 2012 A1398 Macbook Pro. Specifically, the video discusses how the solder joints on the Vcore chip crack and how to repair that common issue.
In this video we discuss how to diagnose and ultimately repair an A1286 Macbook Pro that will not recognize or charge a working battery. We show the steps we go through to diagnose an issue like this and then show you how to replace the SMC chip on the logic board to fix the issue.
We’ve just released our take apart video for the 15″ 2017 Macbook Pro with Touchbar, model A1707. This video covers the steps to take out the individual components of the unit.
We’ve just released our latest take apart video. This video covers taking apart the 2017 13″ A1706 Macbook Pro with Touchbar. The video covers removing the display, top case, fans, etc…
In today’s component level repair video, we will show you how to replace the GPU on a 15″ 2011 Macbook Pro with board number 820-2915. This has become one of our most common repairs due to the high failure rate of these chips. The repair does unfortunately require special hardware so it isn’t one that just anyone will be able to do at their home.
In the next video in our series of Macbook Pro component level repair guides we discuss how to diagnose graphic problems with the 2010 A1286 Macbook Pro. Specifically we discuss how the NVIDIA GPU isn’t always the issue. Sometimes the capacitor goes bad reducing the voltage to the GPU and we show you how to replace that capacitor.
In our latest Macbook Pro logic board repair video we show you how to replace an LVDS display connector on a 15″ Macbook Pro A1286 board. Specifically the board we work on in this video has a board number of 820-2915.
We’ve added another video to our Macbook logic board repair series. This video gives a general overview of how to locate components you may need to replace using the schematics and a board view.
In the first video in our Macbook logic board repair video series, we show how to repair the backlight in an A1278 Macbook Pro with board number 820-3115. Specifically the video will show you how to replace the backlight fuse which is the main culprit when diagnosing no backlight issues on these boards.
We do of course have a component level Send-In repair service for those not up to the task of micro soldering at the link below: Macbook Pro Logic Board Repair
