Ajuda
dkraemer2
dkraemer2
| 1 | Reputação |
| 0 | Soluções |
| 0 | Guias |
| Membro desde 22/08/2011 | |
| 1 | Reputação |
| 0 | Soluções |
| 0 | Guias |
| Membro desde 22/08/2011 | |
Quando isso acontecer, você poderá ver um gráfico da reputação que ele adquiriu ao longo do tempo.
Aqui está uma prévia de como será o gráfico:
| Evento | Contagem | Delta |
|---|---|---|
| Seu comentário foi apagado por ter sido marcado como inapropriado | 2 | -200 |
Thanks!
This took me more than 2 hours to remove and replace the display. By far the most time-consuming step was removing and re-feeding the antenna wires under the heat pipe. (See my suggestion above.)
The other Guides for display removal for the other similar MacBook Pro models (2017, non-touch bar, etc.) list times of 20 or 30 minutes. Those times are totally unrealistic, at least for first times through the process.
I had a LOT of trouble re-installing the three antenna cables underneath the heat pipe! The only way I could get them through was to use clear tape to bind the three antenna connectors together tightly into one pointy end. I was able to push that through into place, but I was not able to push the three separate wires through.
When re-installing the display, be careful to make sure that the display cable from the logic board sits properly ABOVE its connector on the display hinge.
These do not need to be removed.
In fact, these screws and covers came already installed on my replacement display.
The cable is held down with adhesive. Be very gentle with the delicate cable as you peel it back.
The instruction implies that sliding the pick up to the side of the case releases the clip. This is far from the truth; it takes a pretty strong force to pop the clip open. The plastic pick is a good start, but you need to reach in and pull the middle of that side of the case pretty hard.