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Beschreibung
Beschreibung
Replace a broken or damaged Airport/Bluetooth board for your Late 2013 or Early 2014 MacBook Pro 13" or 15" Retina laptop with this part. This part can help fix problems with wireless connectivity.
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Eigenschaften
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MacBook Pro 13" Retina Display Late 2013
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MacBook Pro 13" Retina Display Mid 2014
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MacBook Pro 15" Retina Display Late 2013
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MacBook Pro 15" Retina Display Mid 2014
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Had long ago spilled liquid in MBP 13". All that suffered - eventually - was bluetooth, which always displayed a greyed-out icon in the menu bar.
Pretty straightforward, following the guide. I should have done this sooner. There was some visible greasiness to the old airport card, which I guess was from the liquid damage. Everything worked fine on restart.
Note: you may have to reauthorise your computer on iTunes at it seems to use the airport card as part of the system ID.
Had long ago spilled liquid in MBP 13". All that suffered - eventually - was bluetooth, which always displayed a greyed-out icon in the menu bar.
Pretty straightforward, following the guide. I should have done this sooner. There was some visible greasiness to the old airport card, which I guess was f . . .
I found on the web a way to get auto unlock feature (using the apple watch to unlock my mac) working on my mid-2012 MacBook Pro Retina. All that I had to do was change my airport/bluetooth board for the newest one.
I bought Broadcom 94360CS from iFixit and changed it very easily. I had macOS 10.12.3 installed. The wifi worked just out of the box, but the bluetooth was missing, so I went for a fresh install of macOS. Wifi ac, bluetooth and auto unlock working like a charm!
Just reinstall from scratch.
I found on the web a way to get auto unlock feature (using the apple watch to unlock my mac) working on my mid-2012 MacBook Pro Retina. All that I had to do was change my airport/bluetooth board for the newest one.
I bought Broadcom 94360CS from iFixit and changed it very easily. I had macOS 10.12.3 . . .
802.11n airport module speed up to 802.11ac
it's too easy.
Only needed 10 minutes
Remove the battery power cable...
