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karnhack

macrumors newbie
Original poster
May 22, 2010
3
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Hi,
Unfortunately I broke my macbook unibody (model A1278... this), i initially tried to sell pieces but i changed my mind. I decided to create a mediabox.
When i disassembled the MacBook i realized that the power button is connected to the keyboard ... this is a problem for me because i will not put the keyboard in mediabox. I must find a way to power on the macbook without the keyboard :D

This is the key for the power on
poweron600.jpg


This is the attack of the keyboard
attaccokeyboard600.jpg


This is the attack of the motherboard
attaccomotherboard600.jpg


I hope in your help ... sorry my bad english

Thanks
 

fluffyx

macrumors 6502
Oct 25, 2007
313
1
This photo shows a closeup of two pins on the main logic board, right by the trackpad connector, that are used to power on the computer. If you short these pins out with a small conductive device like the tip of a flathead screwdriver, the computer will receive the signal to power on.

Let us know how it goes!
 

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max251osb

macrumors newbie
Jun 30, 2011
1
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power on the macbook A1342 without the keyboard

Hi,

i need also help,
I must find a way to power on the macbook without the keyboard:
MacBook Unibody (Model No. A1342) 2.26 GHz Logic Board
Macbook Late 2009 Polycarbonate (plastic) unibody model MC207
The dealer has worked there, but I can not remember which pins he has bridged
I have tried everything without success

I hope in your help, sorry my bad english

Thanks
 

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