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MacBook Pro A1707 Logic Board Replacement

Posted By Volodymyr Chubei | 28 Nov 2022

Among all the components of the MacBook Pro, the logic board is one of the most important. It is the main circuit board where all the other parts of the MacBook interact. It maintains the normal functioning of the computer, and if there is a problem with the logic board, you need to replace it with another reliable logic board.

If you need to know how to proceed with the replacement of the logic board of the MacBook Pro A1707, below are the steps you need to follow:

Get the right tools for the replacement.

To ensure that the Logic Board replacement on the MacBook Pro 1707 goes through smoothly, you will require the following tools:

Firstly, you need some appropriate screwdrivers to remove all the screws
It would help if you also have some plastic opening tools. They include such tools as tweezers and suction cups. They can be used to open things like the laptop back cover, etc.
To remove the dust that might have accumulated, you need an antistatic brush and some thermal grease.
If you do not want the screws and other metal parts not to be misplaced during the replacement, using a magnetic mat is always very helpful, so try and use one.

It would help if you keep all tools at hand so that you do not have any problems during the process.

Also: How to replace a MacBook battery

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How to replace logic board MacBook Pro A1707: step-by-step guide

Can you replace the logic board in your MacBook Pro A1707? We will provide a step by step guide.

Step 1. Removal of the Back cover

The first step is to remove the back cover of your MacBook Pro 1707, for which you have to turn it over and remove the screws one after another. To do this you need to use the appropriate screwdrivers. After this, you need to peel back the tape covering the cable connector, pry up the locking tab, and disconnect the cable.

Step 2. Disconnect the battery cable from the logic board

The next step is to disconnect the battery cable from the logic board. When removing similar parts, you must remember that you only need to use plastic tools to lift the battery power conductor. However, it is a crucial step and must be done so that there is no damage to all essential parts of your MacBook Pro 1707.

Step 3. Removing the screws in a particular order

It is vital during the unscrewing of all the screws that you do so in a particular order. It will ensure that the process of screwing them back will be without any confusion. When users remove the screws, they are unsure how to put them back. It can indeed be quite confusing. So, you should keep them in order when removing and putting them back.

Step 4. Ensure that the logic board you install is of the best quality

You must only use the highest quality logic board for the replacement. If it is not, then the whole process will fail. Unless the best quality is guaranteed, you will soon find the logic board is malfunctioning. Thus, you should only use the best quality logic boards MacBook Pro A1707 for replacements.

Step 5. Reassembly of the MacBook Pro A1707

The final step is the reassembly. For this, you need to screw the screws on the heat sink correctly. While tightening them, you must ensure that all the screws are tightened evenly.

We hope once you follow the steps mentioned here, you will be able to replace the MacBook Pro A1707 Logic Board quickly and smoothly. All parts can be purchased from our website. It's simple, convenient and profitable.

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FAQ

1. Can I replace the logic board in my MacBook Pro

Yes, if you follow the instructions carefully.

2. What year is MacBook Pro A1707

MacBook Pro A1707 - 2016 & 2017.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Volodymyr Chubei
Computer Repair Specialist at MacNest.com

Volodymyr was born in Ukraine and has found his passion for electronics from his childhood. At the age of 13, he was capable of soldering some basic elements of a logic board and today he is one of the co-founders of MacNest.com