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battery connector MacBook Air 13" A1466

The connection the battery plugs into came separated from the motherboard. It is a small black piece of plastic.

Anyone have experience on how to fix this? I tried reseating it back where it was but it is no longer detected.

In this picture the part is right next to the finger. Probably was soldered?

Posted on Aug 12, 2020 4:45 AM

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