
Ready to use in our Pragmafix Main Software tab Laptop Schematics / APPLE MACBOOK PRO MODEL A1286 LOGIC BOARD DIAGRAM PC Macbooks pro Bitmap Boardview interactive dual view with schematics MACBOOK PRO MODEL A1286 LOGIC BOARD DIAGRAM SOFTWARE Macbooks Air Bitmap Boardview interactive dual view with schematics Macbooks unibody Bitmap Boardview interactive dual view with schematics MACBOOK PRO MODEL A1286 LOGIC BOARD DIAGRAM PRO

MACBOOK PRO MODEL A1286 LOGIC BOARD DIAGRAM PC.MACBOOK PRO MODEL A1286 LOGIC BOARD DIAGRAM SOFTWARE.MACBOOK PRO MODEL A1286 LOGIC BOARD DIAGRAM PRO.MACBOOK PRO MODEL A1286 LOGIC BOARD DIAGRAM SERIAL.Still wondering if there's anything else that would be incompatible. The cost/time of replacing an LCD along with the logic board makes such an upgrade less viable as you approach the price of a new MBP. The heatsinks are different, but they seem to screw to the board.Īm I missing something here? It would be great to get an essentially brand-new MBP for half the price but I imagine there's something to prevent users from doing this.Įdit: Further research seems to show that the LCD has a different connector, and the battery is a different model as well.


Brief inspection of iFixit's photos of the respective logic boards shows that they have similar shapes, and screw holes seem to line up. I found a replacement identical board online, but noticed that the i7 MBP's have the same model #. It will intermittently freeze, not boot up, not recognize RAM, and once did the 3-beep ram failure signal (Obviously, have tried swapping the RAM, even got a new battery). A friend has a MacBook Pro (Mid 2009, A1286, 3.06 C2D) that is in need of a new logic board.
