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  • robyb
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    • Nov 2022
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    • germany
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    help identify Imac transformer

    i managed to break off a transformer from my Imac a1418 logic board when i was mounting it back.

    it's this one and i cannot identify it so i can order a new one.

    Also it would help if someone can tell me if it could be the reason why my Imac will not start.

    The green led is "on " on the motherboard , but when i hit " power on" nothing happens.

    i will attach the schematics here.



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