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1 Need help identifying SC70 "CFT" chip on water damaged board
Hello all
My sister is a writer, and she managed to spill her hot cocoa all over her MacBook. I have cleaned and inspected the board thoroughly, and I've only found one component showing signs of damage so far.
I know its a SC70 package, its marked with "CFT", but I can't seem to track down what it is, what it does, or a replacement part. I have found similar looking components, some of which are INA213's, but I can't identify this puppy for sure.
Can someone please help me identify it?
I have attached a photo below. It's not the "actual" board but its close enough to do the trick. I have circled the damaged SMD with red at the bottom of the picture, just to the left of the fan.
http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac259...
*EDIT*
I just thought I would update this for future searchers looking for answers to their tricky questions.
I completed this repair after replacing the keyboard and around 15 SMD components. The computer passed it's Apple Hardware Test and ran without a hitch until we sold it in 2016. To the best of my knowledge it is still going! Have hope, ye water-damage repairers!
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Jinajon, what are the last three digits of your computers serial number? This will help us to properly identify your computer and the proper logic board.
door oldturkey03
MacBook is A1286, but I don't have the rest of it - it's still at home. The logic board s/n is C02GJAFBDRJ7.
door Jinajon
do you have an 820-xxxx number on your board/
door oldturkey03
Computer s/n is C02FQDQXDH2G. I can't find a 820-xxxx number, but I'll have a better look in a min.
door Jinajon
Aha! 820-2936-B
door Jinajon