Bad Battery & Speaker Replacement | 13 MacBook Pro 2013 - 2014 Model A1502
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Skill Level
BeginnerTime Required
Half dayEstimated Cost
$50–200Equipment
Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch A1502Tools Needed
Screwdrivers, Isopropyl Alcohol, Spudger, TweezersNeed parts for the 13" MacBook Pro A1502 2013?
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00:00 Introduction and Repair Overview
00:36 Opening Case and Disconnecting Battery
01:20 Removing Speakers and IO Board Cable
02:16 Prepping Battery Removal with Isopropyl Alcohol
03:12 Removing Battery and Cleaning Adhesive
03:55 Installing New Speakers First
04:45 Reinstalling Speakers and Preparing Battery Adhesive
05:31 Applying Adhesive Strips to Battery
06:28 Positioning and Securing Battery
07:07 Installing IO Board Cable and Screws
08:27 Reassembling Bottom Case with New Feet
09:20 Powering On and Final Testing
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