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| 2012년 08월 06일부터 회원 | |
지난 90 일 동안 귀하께서 활동한 시간대 입니다. 이 그래프의 각 행은 귀하께서 사이트에서 수행한 작업을 나타냅니다 (투표 및 게시물 편집과 같은 주요 활동만 집계합니다). 도표 하단의 숫자는 산악 표준 시간 입니다.
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| 누군가 귀하의 안내서를 완성하였습니다 | 1 | 3 |
Where can I find a tube of this non-permanent tacky adhesive?
During reassembly keep in mind the bottom half of the trackpad is the half with motion. This top edge is to be secured tightly to the top brackets. Previous tip was helpful regarding rear pressure during reassembly.
This step is only needed if you’re replacing the ENTIRE top case. Simply swapping out the trackpad unit does not make this step necessary. This entire tutorial assumes you’re replacing the entire top case which is an expensive mistake if you’re simply replacing the trackpad and/or keyboard. The keyboard is removable as well despite those many tiny rivets. Save money and time by not replacing the entire top case for a bad trackpad and/or keyboard. I needed to accomplish this step because I also removed and replaced the keyboard.
If your keyboard and/or trackpad need replacing you do not have to replace the entire top case.
Replacing the entire top case is not necessary with the common spilled beverage situations. You can purchase a trackpad as well as keyboard for much less than the cost of an entirely new top case. Why replace the expensive aluminum top case unless it is itself broken which is unlikely.
I did not remove the display assembly at all. I replaced both the trackpad and keyboard without removing the display assembly.
This step is required only if also replacing the keyboard.
I was able to cheaply replace the keyboard as well as the trackpad, both without replacing the expensive aluminum frame. I followed these steps and then added a few to the end. I was able to easily remove the keyboard black cover/film by lifting the adhesive edges from the case. Then I removed the white backlight layer. Unlike earlier Macbook Pros, this Air model has the keyboard both screwed AND riveted to the aluminum frame. No biggie! I removed the tiny black screws from the keyboard edges then used pliers to pull the keyboard away from the aluminum frame. With this method I removed about 80% of the rivets which left perfect holes for the screws that came with the keyboard. After seating the new keyboard unit I was able to fasten it to the aluminum frame with screws on the keyboard edges as well as in the popped rivet holes. This tutorial can be modified near the end to create a keyboard replacement tutorial. See Rivet-pop method on YouTube, 20min into this video:
https://youtu.be/Yt8xZIDt3y4
I didn’t use any extra adhesive here during reassembly. The camera cable fits snuggly between the subwoofer module and the DVD drive. Apple’s adhesive here is really just overkill.
Take a few phone close-ups of this corner of your system prior to disassembly. Extra photos really help during reassembly.
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