#Mactrack power board update

OEM batteries are best for this since they tend to be thicker.įinding this response, after my wife's MacBook core duo did the same thing, and discovering the remedy recommended was to replace the whole top cover, I tried the lub fix.

These topcases are flimsy, and the more you mess with them, the less the chance they are ever going to work again.Īlso, as one final thing to try, put the battery back in and see if the push of the battery against the underside of the button helps - sometimes it does. This reduces resistance between the left side of the button and the 'clicker mechanism' and often restores usability.īut if that doesn't help, it's most likely a lost cause. Take a pair of tweezers and slip the flat end into the small space between the left side of the button and the metal strip, and then pry slightly, making the small space first about 1mm, and then if that doesn't do it try 2mm. If that doesn't help, take a look at the underside of the button - you'll see there is a strip of metal down the center of the button. This alone will often restore the 'click' to a 'soft' button. This will usually cause a cracking sound, as a seal formed by years of gunk buildup is broken.

#Mactrack power board update

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