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Hello,
I just broke the LCD thermal sensor CABLE of my Late 2009 27” iMac.
Besides changing the heat sink, is there another option to consider?
Also, is there a way of checking if the port is damaged before doing anything else? Just in case.
Thank you
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Strip back the insulation on the wire and stick it in the receptacle.
UPDATE
I could not find the sensor without the heat sink but you can get it here with free shipping for under $8.00
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Thank your for your suggestion. Not sure if that will work because there seems to be the rest of the cable inside and I am unable to retrieve it and get the broken part in.
I thought of buying the piece of black plastic aside and breaking the other part and then follow your suggestion. But I don’t know the name of the plastic piece. Does anyone know, please?
You might be able to get a connector off of a junker heat sink which you can splice the wires. Or your other choice is to replace the heat sink assembly iMac 27" Graphics Card Heat Sink Radeon HD 4850, Apple P/Ns 661-5315 (593-1043)
See the tag on the cable? There should be a part number on it, please give us that.
@mayer - its 593-1043, I looked at my parts system ;-}
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Not sure why thing think the heat sink has any bearing here? Elbows and knees are joints but don't have direct involvement with each other.
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Thank you for answering, Just put the picture online. I thought it was the name of this cable. What is the correct name, please? Thank you.
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