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Broken capacitor(?) near battery connector

Hey,

The Macbook was dead from beer damage. I cleaned the board and its booting now. It seems to detect the battery but its not charging or powering on from battery (probably low). The magsafe light is always green.

The system is pretty laggy, not sure if this is the normal slowdown from not having a working battery or something else.

The part in the picture was still flat on the board so I didnt see it at first but the metal part was broke on one side.

Part:

22

1E03

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Can anyone tell me what part exactly this is?

And what should I check to see if this is the only problem stopping the battery from working?

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Mitja Henner that is a 22UF 25V 20% Poly -Tant capacitor in a Case-D2 package. It is part of your PBus and battery charging circuitry. Your board looks a little darker in that area, make sure that are no other burned components. It will help to post images straight down so it makes identification easier.

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Thanks, Im going to post some more pictures tomorrow.

da

Added a photo, some parts look pretty bad.

da

Thanks for the photo. Yes it does look like it has some issues, but start off by cleaning the board and replace the capacitor. You may need further troubleshooting after that, but cannot do it without replacing the missing cap. The values are as described in my original answer.

da

Would this one work?

http://www.ebay.de/itm/20x-Tantal-Konden...

It says Case: D but I cant find any using D2 here in germany.

da

yes it would but a pain to solder.

da

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First of all, clean the board with isopropyl alcohol again. I can still see a bunch of dust. Clean it with a toothbrush and some isopropyl.

After that, get a magnifier and check for burnt pins/ components. If they are burnt, replace them.

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