Current version by: A B

Title:

Where are the power pads?

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Device:

MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Mid 2009

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open

Accepted Answer:

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Edit by: A B

Title:

Where are the power pads?

Text:

Any chance you can upload the picture again? I need to jump start because seems like the power button is broken. Thanks.

== Update ==

Not sure is the same motherboard. I have a a1286 model, it's actually a mid 2009 MCP. here's the pic of the logic board.

== Update ==

I'm not sure if the image uploaded successfully on iFixit, but found your email and want to make sure you get it.

My assumption is that based on my picture, once I remove the Keyboard ribbon I would count 5, from TOP down on my PIC and short with ground on the logic board.

Let me know if this accurate, I hope this will turn it back on, if it does, all I need to do is buy the keyboard as this is the one that powers on the laptop.

Thanks,

Audel

Device:

MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Mid 2009

Status:

open

Accepted Answer:

Edit by: oldturkey03

Title:

Text:

Any chance you can upload the picture again? I need to jump start because seems like the power button is broken. Thanks.

== Update ==

Not sure is the same motherboard. I have a a1286 model, it's actually a mid 2009 MCP. here's the pic of the logic board.

== Update ==

I'm not sure if the image uploaded successfully on iFixit, but found your email and want to make sure you get it.

My assumption is that based on my picture, once I remove the Keyboard ribbon I would count 5, from TOP down on my PIC and short with ground on the logic board.

Let me know if this accurate, I hope this will turn it back on, if it does, all I need to do is buy the keyboard as this is the one that powers on the laptop.

Thanks,

Audel

Device:

Status:

open

Original post by: A B

Title:

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Text:

Any chance you can upload the picture again? I need to jump start because seems like the power button is broken. Thanks.

== Update ==

Not sure is the same motherboard. I have a a1286 model, it's actually a mid 2009 MCP. here's the pic of the logic board.

== Update ==

I'm not sure if the image uploaded successfully on iFixit, but found your email and want to make sure you get it.

My assumption is that based on my picture, once I remove the Keyboard ribbon I would count 5, from TOP down on my PIC and short with ground on the logic board.

Let me know if this accurate, I hope this will turn it back on, if it does, all I need to do is buy the keyboard as this is the one that powers on the laptop.

Thanks,

Audel

Device:

MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Mid 2010

Status:

open