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2017 MACBOOK AIR LOGIC BOARD WINDOWS 10
2017 MACBOOK AIR LOGIC BOARD CODE
2017 MACBOOK AIR LOGIC BOARD WINDOWS

Also, the 2010 screen assemblies only have two wifi antenna lugs built in and the camera cable is shorter than what is ideal for connecting to a 2011 or 2012 logic board so you may have to get creative with your routing or trim down the subwoofer assembly plastic to make room for the cable to cut a corner.

2010-2012 display assemblies are fully compatible, but the LVDS connector is slightly different for the 2012 units and so it would need to be modified or replaced if you're using a 2010 or 2011 screen assembly with a 2012 logic board, or vice versa.

Mid-2009 - 2012 LCDs are compatible but the wifi and camera connector is different for 2009 than for 2010-2012, so 2009 assemblies can only be used interchangeably for display purposes exclusively.

They have a different LCD that is not compatible with the later models.

Late 2008 - Early 2009 screen assemblies are fully compatible, but only with each other.

(The 2012 LVDS can plug in fine to a 2011 - But not the other way around)

2011-2012 screen assemblies are fully compatible, but the LVDS connector is slightly different and needs to be modified or replaced.

2009-2012 LCDs are compatible but the wifi and camera connector is different for 2009-2010 than for 2011-2012, so they can only be used interchangeably for display purposes exclusively.

2009-2010 screen assemblies are fully compatible.

Some work or work partially regardless.Ģ010-2017 Airs have compatible LCDs 11 and 13 inch can be swapped for testing purposes. Some model numbers are officially interchangeable, some are not.

2017 MACBOOK AIR LOGIC BOARD CODE

Look for this code under the 2D barcode on LVDS or right beside it.Īn EEE code is a model number for the screen. I also trusted Apple products to last at least more than 1 year.To determine the original model of a screen use the EEE code.

2017 MACBOOK AIR LOGIC BOARD WINDOWS

And I guess her classmates will now be happy to know they all use Windows laptops. I simply cannot afford to repair the MBA.

2017 MACBOOK AIR LOGIC BOARD WINDOWS 10

My daughter needs a laptop to school as it is required for her classes, so I ended up buying a Windows 10 laptop for less than half of the repair cost of the MBA.

And the repair will still be more than what the laptop cost me originally. I called another shop looking for alternatives, and it seems that the logic board is no longer available, and that either I "downgrade" to a 1.3GHz board, or go with the 1.7GHz replacement. Apparently the issue is a bad logic board. I took it to a local authorized repair shop, to essentially tell me it is cheaper to buy a new one than to repair the old one. I did some research online, but none of the troubleshooting steps did anything. On Sunday night she was using it, closed the lid before going to bed, and next day the MBA doesn't turn on. I purchased last May of 2014 a 13in MacBook Air 1.4GHz i5 8Gb RAM through my company's Employee Purchase Program for my daughter's graduation. Should I just sell it for replacement parts? I must admit I am quite disappointed in Apple 😟 The laptop is over a year old, so the guarantee is over by a month or two. So here I am now, and because I can only dream about paying that sort of money right now (or in the near future), helpless and hoping for some kind of help from you guys. I mean, how is this even possible that a mother board just randombly dies? Especially on a great reputation company device. And yesterday I got a text from them that the logic board is dead, and the replacement would cost 480€ (570$). So I took the Air to a authorised Apple reseller (Valge Klaar) in Estonia for diagnostics.

I even tried a different charger, but nothing. I googled it, and tried many things, like SMC reset and warming the charger. When I woke up the next morning, the Macbook had ran out of power, and when I tried to charge it, it didn't do anything. I was studying late, and when I went to bed, the battery was almost empty (~5%). Going almost a year without issues, last week happened this.

It was big money for me, but I was hoping that atleast it would be a reliable tool for many years (basing on the Apple reliability reputation). So here's my story: I bought a few months used Macbook Air Mid-2013 11" (A1465) last spring.