Apple macbook 13 inch aluminum late 2008 User Manual
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MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — Logic Board 191 2010-06-15 Replacement Caution: Refer to Connector Types when connecting cables. 1 From underside of board, make sure to connect: • left speaker • heatsink • microphone cable • MagSafe cable 2 When tilting board into top case, keep cables away. 3 Install bottom case clip. 4 Install 5 screws in order shown. Replacement Caution: To prevent video “noise,” a whining sound, no video, or a short to the logic board, be sure to place foam gasket on LVDS connector—positioned precisely where shown— after cable is fully connected to logic board.
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — Logic Board 192 2010-06-15 Important: New logic boards include a loose Ethernet ID label. When replacing the logic board with a new one, place the label on the inside front wall of the top case, and use a permanent-ink pen to strike out the old Ethernet ID number.
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — Left Speaker 193 2010-06-15 First Steps Remove: • Access door • Battery • Bottom case • Memory • Fan • Keyboard flex bracket • Logic board Tools • Clean, soft, lint-free cloth • ESD wrist strap and mat • Black stick Left Speaker
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — Left Speaker 194 2010-06-15 Removal Caution: Do not touch heatsink or gold connectors: 1 Disconnect the speaker connector. 2 Caution: Do not touch the soft speaker cone. 3 Remove speaker body.
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — Left Speaker 195 2010-06-15 4 Notice the foam pad remnants on • speaker body • logic board 5 Carefully crape away remnants before installing new speaker. Replacement 1 Make sure left speaker body and logic board are free of • dust • scratches • plastic burrs 2 Connect speaker cable to logic board. 3 Remove paper backing from four foam pads, and press speaker onto port side of logic board.
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — MagSafe Board 196 2010-06-15 First Steps Remove: • Access door • Battery • Bottom case • Memory • Fan • Keyboard flex bracket • Logic board Tools • Clean, soft, lint-free cloth • ESD wrist strap and mat • Magnetized Phillips #00 screwdriver MagSafe Board
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — MagSafe Board 197 2010-06-15 Removal 1 Remove 2 (7-mm) 922-8645 screws. 2 Tilt out MagSafe board. Replacement 1 Make sure MagSafe cable is routed away from screw standoff, as shown. 2 Important: Connect unplugged external power adapter cable to MagSafe port to make sure port stays completely aligned in top case. 3 Install screws to MagSafe board before installing logic board. 4 With computer fully assembled, test power with power cable.
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — Heatsink 198 2010-06-15 First Steps Remove: • Access door • Battery • Bottom case • Memory • Fan • Keyboard flex bracket • Logic board Tools • Clean, soft, lint-free cloth • ESD wrist strap and mat • Magnetized Phillips #0 or #1 screwdriver • Thermal grease syringe • Alcohol pads • Black stick Heatsink
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — Heatsink 199 2010-06-15 Removal Caution: Do not grasp heatsink arm: 1 Disconnect thermal sensor. 2 Remove 4 (8.5-mm) 922-8692 screws in order shown. Replacement Note: Install heatsink screws 1/2 way first; then tighten in order shown. 3 Keeping heatsink parallel to logic board, gently wiggle heatsink to loosen the bond to the board. Caution: Do not pull heatsink 4 Keeping it level, lift heatsink away from board.
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Take Apart — Heatsink 200 2010-06-15 5 Scrape off thermal grease, and use alcohol pad to clean thermal pads and microprocessors. Replacement Important: New heatsinks include pre-applied thermal grease. Follow steps 1-2 only if re- installing a heatsink. 1 Caution: The syringe contains enough thermal grease for 3 microprocessors. Because this computer has only 2 microprocessors, you must use only 2/3 of the syringe contents. Use a pen to mark the syringe in thirds.