These 4 parts look like they need replacing. MBA 2013 11”. Can someone help identify them for me?

A success story which I think folk may fine useful. I bought in a Crucial 500 CT500P1SSD8 to use in my MacPro3,1, but it...

Are you in your wife’s list of “favourites”? And does her phone have preferred audio settings for different contacts? (Not even sure if such a thing is possible…) Guy

Just wondering firstly: does it still not work when you rotate to landscape mode?

If you download Coconut Battery you can find out more about the health of the battery: https://www.coconut-flavour.com/coconutbattery/ You can also try resetting the power management, Google for “reset pmu” to find how.

I too have been worried about the screen falling off if the adhesive strips turn out to be low-quality. So I took the precaution of internally using a cable tie coupled with two adhesive-backed cable tie-downs (like what you would use to fix Ethernet to a skirting board) so that if the screen should become detached, it can only fall forward maybe two inches before being restrained by the cable tie (http://macs2u.co.uk/imac-screen-restraint.jpeg). Hope that idea is useful to folk, could save serious embarrassment and expenditure.

Looks like it can be upgraded: see http://dosdude1.com/highsierra/ This excellent software allows later versions of OSX on ‘unsupported’ Macs. He comments: “The 2007 iMac 7,1 is compatible if the CPU is upgraded to a Penryn-based Core 2 Duo, such as a T9300” Guy Update (04/25/2019): Just did this upgrade last week (July 2021). Worked a treat in my iMac7,1 2007. Successfully ran both Mojave at 10.14.6 and Catalina 10.15.7. About This Mac doesn’t show the correct speed, displays 400Mhz <grin>. Clips along nicely, everything works just fine, Bluetooth, Wifi. Thought I would smarten it up too with a new paint job, so it didn’t look so dated. Update (04/25/2019): Hello @ronan0s Sorry for the delay in replying I used PlastiKote Metallic Blue for the paint. I disassembled the iMac including removing the stand, so that I could make a proper job of spraying it. I realised that the tiny microphone hole matrix at the top of the display would get clogged by the paint, so after removing the microphone I replaced those...

A useful tip when removing/replacing the display: it’s quite hard to get at the delicate brass LCD cable if you are doing so by lifting up the display and peering in underneath while working with the iMac horizontal, on its back. I find my hands get in the way of seeing the connector, and it is also at just the wrong distance for my poor eyesight; not great for what is likely the most delicate connector in the whole device.

A much easier way to disconnect the cable is to keep the iMac vertical on its stand and, with the other smaller cables already disconnected, lift the display up and out of the ‘gutter’ at the bottom, and place its base on your work surface; there is enough slack in the LCD cable for that. Now it is very easy to disconnect the LCD cable, as it is in full view. Also nice and easy for reconnecting the cable too.