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| @melkhalfi |
| To clarify, these components are not populated in production systems as you can see here: |
| [image|2205101] |
| So this is not your issue. Can you fill us in on what’s going on which keys are not working? |
| === Update (09/20/2020) === |
| The keys you marked share three column lines: |
| * The first being the 9, O, L as well as the colon key |
| * The second being the 0, P, M and equals key |
| * And the third is the accent, return & arrow keys. |
| This is common problem when there was a liquid spill which has damaged the keyboard switch lines under the keyboard keys. |
| Basically, you have a grid of X lines and Y lines and the key shorts across these two lines to create a circuit the computer understands as a given key symbol. |
| Sadly, there is little you can do to fix this other than replace the keyboard unit [product|IF161-121] its a bit of a job as you need to strip down the uppercase to get to |
| Sadly, there is little you can do to fix this other than replace the keyboard unit [product|IF161-121] its a bit of a job as you need to strip down the uppercase to get to |
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Modifica di: Dan ,
Testo:
| @melkhalfi |
| To clarify, these components are not populated in production systems as you can see here: |
| [image|2205101] |
| So this is not your issue. Can you fill us in on what’s going on which keys are not working? |
| === Update (09/20/2020) === |
| The keys you marked share three column lines: |
| * The first being the 9, O, L as well as the colon key |
| * The second being the 0, P, M and equals key |
| * And the third is the accent, return & |
| * And the third is the accent, return & |
| This is common problem when there was a liquid spill which has damaged the keyboard switch lines under the keyboard keys. |
| Basically, you have a grid of X lines and Y lines and the key shorts across these two lines to create a circuit the computer understands as a given key symbol. |
| Sadly, there is little you can do to fix this other than replace the keyboard unit [product|IF161-121] its a bit of a job as you need to strip down the uppercase to get to it here’s a great Youtube guide: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30y91XX-tlg|2009 Macbook Pro 15" A1286 Keyboard Replacement] which is the same process for your system. |
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Modifica di: Dan ,
Testo:
| @melkhalfi |
| To clarify, these components are not populated in production systems as you can see here: |
| [image|2205101] |
| So this is not your issue. Can you fill us in on what’s going on which keys are not working? |
| === Update (09/20/2020) === |
| The keys you marked share three column lines: |
| * The first being the * * The second being the 0, |
| * The first being the * * The second being the 0, |
| * And the third is the accent, return & error keys. |
| This is common problem when there was a liquid spill which has damaged the keyboard switch lines under the keyboard keys. |
| Basically, you have a grid of X lines and Y lines and the key shorts across these two lines to create a circuit the computer understands as a given key symbol. |
| Sadly, there is little you can do to fix this other than replace the keyboard unit [product|IF161-121] its a bit of a job as you need to strip down the uppercase to get to it here’s a great Youtube guide: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30y91XX-tlg|2009 Macbook Pro 15" A1286 Keyboard Replacement] which is the same process for your system. |
Stato:
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Modifica di: Dan ,
Testo:
| @melkhalfi |
| To clarify, these components are not populated in production systems as you can see here: |
| [image|2205101] |
| So this is not your issue. Can you fill us in on what’s going on which keys are not working? |
| === Update (09/20/2020) === |
| The keys you marked share three column lines: |
| * The first being the 9,O,L as well as colon |
| * The second being the 0, P M and equals key |
| * And the third is the accent, return & error keys. |
| This is common problem when there was a liquid spill which has damaged the keyboard switch lines under the keyboard keys. |
| Basically, you have a grid of X lines and Y lines and the key shorts across these two lines to create a circuit the computer understands as a given key symbol. |
| Sadly, there is little you can do to fix this other than replace the keyboard unit [product|IF161-121] its a bit of a job as you need to strip down the uppercase to get to it here’s a great Youtube guide: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30y91XX-tlg|2009 Macbook Pro 15" A1286 Keyboard Replacement] which is the same process for your system. |
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Modifica di: Dan ,
Testo:
| @melkhalfi |
| To clarify, these components are not populated in production systems as you can see here: |
| [image|2205101] |
| So this is not your issue. Can you fill us in on what’s going |
| So this is not your issue. Can you fill us in on what’s going |
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Post originale di: Dan ,
Testo:
@melkhalfi To clarify, these components are not populated in production systems as you can see here: [image|2205101] So this is not your issue. Can you fill us in on what’s going on.
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