MacBook pro 820-2889-a no ram detect

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  • inspirim
    Badcaps Veteran
    • May 2013
    • 282
    • Italy
    #1

    MacBook pro 820-2889-a no ram detect

    This motherboard does not detect a channel of the ram, while the other works well.
    a chip reballing N-Vidia has not solved the problem, connettoer ram looks good.
    you have any idea
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    • diif
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      • Feb 2014
      • 6978
      • England
      #2
      Re: MacBook pro 820-2889-a no ram detect

      I believe one of the slots uses BGA to attach to the motherboard. If it's had a reflow with the memory still attached then the weight causes the BGA to break free.

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        • inspirim
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          • May 2013
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          • Italy
          #3
          Re: MacBook pro 820-2889-a no ram detect

          It was this defect even before reballing
          thanks

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            • diif
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              • Feb 2014
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              #4
              Re: MacBook pro 820-2889-a no ram detect

              Nobody else has worked on it before you ?

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                • inspirim
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                  • May 2013
                  • 282
                  • Italy
                  #5
                  Re: MacBook pro 820-2889-a no ram detect

                  is some people have attempted repair

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