Repair a MacBook Pro 15" - Logic board removal

Repair a MacBook Pro 15" - Logic board removal

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Repair a MacBook Pro 15" - Logic board removal

In this PowerBook Medic video tutorial, learn how to remove the logic board, fan assembly, and MagSafe board from a MacBook Pro 15-inch laptop. This is just one of the steps for the teardown procedure of the MacBook Pro Unibody with Intel Processor. Find more details on taking apart the MacBook Pro 15" (A1286) in the repair guide.

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