Technically the screen should work: both are driven via LVDS connector that look identical, both use the intel 4000 graphics chip.
However, the hinges screw position are in different positions. So, unless someone finds a way to fit the mid-2012 hinges onto the late-2012 screen assembly, then the next step would be to manually dismantle the screens and graft the late-2012 matrix inside the mid-2012 enclosure. Great to try if you have a few hundred bucks to burn.
I was running a cleaning cycle with the recommended Ascor cleaner, but all of a sudden the pump stopped taking water. Any idea what may be causing that?
And, how to you select a proper 3rd party battery? All of those I have found are very low quality, and fail after some 20-30 cycles.
Technically the screen should work: both are driven via LVDS connector that look identical, both use the intel 4000 graphics chip.
However, the hinges screw position are in different positions. So, unless someone finds a way to fit the mid-2012 hinges onto the late-2012 screen assembly, then the next step would be to manually dismantle the screens and graft the late-2012 matrix inside the mid-2012 enclosure. Great to try if you have a few hundred bucks to burn.
Question about part compatibility: the guide doesn’t show part number IF186-091-1.
Does this heatsink have sensors that need to be plugged in on the motherboard?
I was running a cleaning cycle with the recommended Ascor cleaner, but all of a sudden the pump stopped taking water. Any idea what may be causing that?
What wisth is the spudger? Where can one have one?