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Apple 820-00164 Schematic

Schematic 820-00164 Added: Oct 12, 2021 RAR · 1.3 MB

File details

TypeSchematic
BrandApple
Board number820-00164
Board maker (ODM)Apple
DeviceLaptop
FormatRAR
Size1.3 MB
AddedOctober 12, 2021
Updated
Original file name__Apple_LB_820-00164_schematic diagram_Lx.rar

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Description

Schematic for the Apple laptop board 820-00164, supplied as a RAR archive of about 1.3 MB under the original file name __Apple_LB_820-00164_schematic diagram_Lx.rar. The schematic is the wiring diagram of the board, so technicians use it to trace power rails, enable signals and the paths between components when diagnosing no-power or charging faults. Read it alongside a boardview of the same board number if you have one, and confirm that the board number printed on your logic board matches 820-00164 before you follow the diagram.

The catalog also lists 1 schematic, 1 boardview file, and 2 BIOS dumps for board 820-00164.

Description generated from the catalog data. ·

How to open it

Schematics are PDF files: any PDF reader works. Use the search in the PDF to jump to a net or part name, and keep the boardview open next to it if you have one.

Guide: How to Read Laptop Schematics: Rails, Nets, Sequence →

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Questions about this file

Which board is this schematic for?

It is for Apple 820-00164. Compare the board number and revision printed on your PCB with the file details before relying on it.

How do I open the schematic?

It is a PDF file, usually inside an archive. Extract it and open it in any PDF reader; text search helps to find nets and parts.

Is there a boardview for the same board?

Check the related files below: files for the same board and model are listed first.

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