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Battery not detected - cable snapped in half

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Hi all. Bought a new battery for a MacBook Pro that I got as faulty - it works great without the battery. Thought a new battery will get it back to normal, but seems like I found why it is not detected - this cable is seemingly snapped.
There is no continuity between plus pin and any other parts on the motherboard. And it feels really loose - absolutely not the way it should be.
Also there is no 12V on the pins when laptop is on but there used to be.
[image|3527386]
Seems like it is possible to replace it with hot air - is that so?
What is the name of that part? Can it be purchased?
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UPDATE:
So of course I soldered a replacement nicely and it works, but MacBook still won’t detect battery data. It won’t start on the battery, but if I start it with power plugged in and then remove it - it keeps on working from the battery.
However it won’t show any battery data or charge level.
Also I noticed that this chip on the flex cable is getting hot to around 50º C when Mac works. Checked nearby caps - no short. Maybe normal, but who knows.
[image|3529397]
+Any idea what it does?
-. Any idea what it does?
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+***One more thing: trackpad is disconnected can this fact somehow influence battery operation?***
And in general any good ideas are greatly appreciated 🙌🏻.

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Battery not detected - cable snapped in half

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Hi all. Bought a new battery for a MacBook Pro that I got as faulty - it works great without the battery. Thought a new battery will get it back to normal, but seems like I found why it is not detected - this cable is seemingly snapped.
There is no continuity between plus pin and any other parts on the motherboard. And it feels really loose - absolutely not the way it should be.
Also there is no 12V on the pins when laptop is on but there used to be.
[image|3527386]
Seems like it is possible to replace it with hot air - is that so?
What is the name of that part? Can it be purchased?
------
UPDATE:
So of course I soldered a replacement nicely and it works, but MacBook still won’t detect battery data. It won’t start on the battery, but if I start it with power plugged in and then remove it - it keeps on working from the battery.
However it won’t show any battery data or charge level.
-Also I noticed that this chip on the flex cable is getting hot to around 50º C when Mac works. Checked nearby caps - no short. Maybe normal, but who knows. [image|3529397]. Any idea what it does?
+Also I noticed that this chip on the flex cable is getting hot to around 50º C when Mac works. Checked nearby caps - no short. Maybe normal, but who knows.
+
+[image|3529397]
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+. Any idea what it does?
And in general any good ideas are greatly appreciated 🙌🏻.

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Battery not detected - cable snapped in half

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Hi all. Bought a new battery for a MacBook Pro that I got as faulty - it works great without the battery. Thought a new battery will get it back to normal, but seems like I found why it is not detected - this cable is seemingly snapped.
There is no continuity between plus pin and any other parts on the motherboard. And it feels really loose - absolutely not the way it should be.
Also there is no 12V on the pins when laptop is on but there used to be.
[image|3527386]
Seems like it is possible to replace it with hot air - is that so?
What is the name of that part? Can it be purchased?
------
UPDATE:
So of course I soldered a replacement nicely and it works, but MacBook still won’t detect battery data. It won’t start on the battery, but if I start it with power plugged in and then remove it - it keeps on working from the battery.
However it won’t show any battery data or charge level.
-Any ideas are greatly appreciated 🙌🏻.
+Also I noticed that this chip on the flex cable is getting hot to around 50º C when Mac works. Checked nearby caps - no short. Maybe normal, but who knows. [image|3529397]. Any idea what it does?
+
+
+
+And in general any good ideas are greatly appreciated 🙌🏻.

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Battery not detected - cable snapped in half

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Hi all. Bought a new battery for a MacBook Pro that I got as faulty - it works great without the battery. Thought a new battery will get it back to normal, but seems like I found why it is not detected - this cable is seemingly snapped.
There is no continuity between plus pin and any other parts on the motherboard. And it feels really loose - absolutely not the way it should be.
Also there is no 12V on the pins when laptop is on but there used to be.
[image|3527386]
+
+
Seems like it is possible to replace it with hot air - is that so?
What is the name of that part? Can it be purchased?
+
+------
+
+UPDATE:
+
+So of course I soldered a replacement nicely and it works, but MacBook still won’t detect battery data. It won’t start on the battery, but if I start it with power plugged in and then remove it - it keeps on working from the battery.
+
+However it won’t show any battery data or charge level.
+
+Any ideas are greatly appreciated 🙌🏻.

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Battery not detected - cable snapped in half

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Hi all. Bought a new battery for a MacBook Pro that I got as faulty - it works great without the battery. Thought a new battery will get it back to normal, but seems like I found why it is not detected - this cable is seemingly snapped.

There is no continuity between plus pin and any other parts on the motherboard. And it feels really loose - absolutely not the way it should be.

Also there is no 12V on the pins when laptop is on but there used to be.

[image|3527386]

Seems like it is possible to replace it with hot air - is that so?

What is the name of that part? Can it be purchased?

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Battery not detected - cable snapped in half

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Hi all. Bought a new battery for a MacBook Pro that I got as faulty - it works great without the battery. Thought a new battery will get it back to normal, but seems like I found why it is not detected - this cable is seemingly snapped.

There is no continuity between plus pin and any other parts on the motherboard. And it feels really loose - absolutely not the way it should be.

Also there is no 12V on the pins when laptop is on but there used to be.

[image|3527386]

Seems like it is possible to replace it with hot air - is that so?

What is the name of that part? Can it be purchased?

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Battery not detected - cable snapped in half

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Hi all. Bought a new battery for a MacBook Pro that I got as faulty - it works great without the battery. Thought a new battery will get it back to normal, but seems like I found why it is not detected - this cable is seemingly snapped.

There is no continuity between plus pin and any other parts on the motherboard. And it feels really loose - absolutely not the way it should be.

Also there is no 12V on the pins when laptop is on but there used to be.

[image|3527386]

Seems like it is possible to replace it with hot air - is that so?

What is the name of that part? Can it be purchased?

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