How do I reconnect this part back onto the logic board?
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi,
When taking apart a Macbook Air to replace the keyboard backlight, I stupidly ripped this part from the board thinking that was the way it came off. But in fact the connector that has 9LB written on it is a female connector and there is a male connector inside it which is for the power board. If I push down hard on the connector, the MacBook is able to turn on.
Does anyone know of the best way to get this connected again? Would conductive glue work maybe? Or could it be soldered?
Thank you!
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How do I reconnect this part back onto the logic board?
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi,
When taking apart a Macbook Air to replace the keyboard backlight, I stupidly ripped this part from the board thinking that was the way it came off. But in fact the connector that has 9LB written on it is a female connector and there is a male connector inside it which is for the power board. If I push down hard on the connector, the MacBook is able to turn on.
Does anyone know of the best way to get this connected again? Would conductive glue work maybe? Or could it be soldered?
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Apologies very new to board work, was just trying to fix this as a project.
How do I reconnect this part back onto the logic board?
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi,
When taking apart a Macbook Air to replace the keyboard backlight, I stupidly ripped this part from the board thinking that was the way it came off. But in fact the connector that has 9LB written on it is a female connector and there is a male connector inside it which is for the power board. If I push down hard on the connector, the MacBook is able to turn on.
Does anyone know of the best way to get this connected again? Would conductive glue work maybe? Or could it be soldered?
Apologies very new to board work, was just trying to fix this as a project.
Thank you!
[image|2049957]
[image|2049958]
[image|2049956]