Lower body replacement, not so easy

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MacBook Pro 13 "Unibody Late 2011

2011년 하반기 모델, A1278 / 2.4 GHz i5 또는 2.8GHz i7 프로세서.

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Lower body replacement, not so easy

I believe the description says it all. I had little trouble removing the screws and the lower body to add Ram. The trouble came when trying to put the lower cover back on. On the left side (fans/exhaust facing down) the cover doesn't sit as smoothly as it did. It isn't warped, but for some odd reason the screw won't go all the way in.

so confused and frustrated. New Ram, but...

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There are three long screws that MUST go in the right holes. But before that, examine the machine as to just why the case is not fitting into place. Walk away from it for a while and come back with a clear head. Follow the guide: MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Late 2011 RAM 교체

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Walking away REALLY helped. No seriously! Once I was able to step aside, I looked at my precision tools and realized that I was trying to use a flathead #00 instead of a phillips #00. All screws are secure and I'm loving the huge jump I made from 4GBs to 16GBs.

I need to step away from my work more often. :-)

1force1 의 2012년 6월 20일

You're dealing with a large investment item, doing something you would usually leave to a Pro. It can make you nervous. You now have gained confidence to do other repair and attempt more challenges.

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Walking away REALLY helped. No seriously! Once I was able to step aside, I looked at my precision tools and realized that I was trying to use a flathead #00 instead of a phillips #00. All screws are secure and I'm loving the huge jump I made from 4GBs to 16GBs.

I need to step away from my work more often. :-) — 1force1
You're dealing with a large investment item, doing something you would usually leave to a Pro. It can make you nervous. You now have gained confidence to do other repair and attempt more challenges. — mayer