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I cant seem to find a replacement anywhere, and the details are specific enough to see but i dont know how to get a replacement battery. Mine is at fault and wont seem to recharge to enough power to run. Shortly after initial start up and BT light flashes white then all lights go orange/charge mode then shuts off
Battery details;
model ID770
Rechargeable Li Ion battery
7.4v dc 5400mah 39.96wh
huizhou highpower technology co ltd
china
2017/03
korea 1588-0911
2ICR19/65-2
Edit, its actually easier to remove the component first (prise it up from its adhesive backing very careful not to snap it as its a very thin peice of pcb here) before sliding out the white frame/main board, and it is far easier to ad last on the rebuild than trying to slide the main frame back in as lining up the pins is very difficult.
Step 8 picture shows a small green pcb component, in my black model i nearly damaged this when sliding the white frame/main pcb out from the hard shell. The small component above is attached to the main board and to prevent damage i would suggest prising up/ apart the shell a few mm to get the pins out from the connector between them. Or risk bending the pins like i did or risk breaking the component. Great care needed to return these parts to their normal position when reassembling the unit. However the poc here shows there may have been a prior attemt to take it apart as i can see the green component has already been removed
OMG HUGE LIST OF BUGS!
Our jam dynamite power button only works when usb is plugged in. after unplugging the power button is unresponsive
hey thanks for this.... i had to swap LCDs due to well known streak/screen fault.
after over 2 years using external display for work, i saw this blog and thought i might try.
the stakes were extremely high (my wife's iMac and no cash to get OOW apple repair, but your help got me through it. super cheers.
NB. i found this other thread most helpful re: the side strips that screw to the LCD panel and the iMac chassis.