🛠️ 🖥️ 🍏 iMac 27" 2012-2015 Logic Board Replacement
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2019
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🛠️ 🖥️ 🍏iMac 27” Logic Board Replacement Step-by-step how-to video guide.
Some Mac manufacturer plants made Macs differently at different times. There for, this should be used as a concept guide. All iMac opening techniques and part replacement techniques should be close enough for anyone with computer knowledge to follow the guide and complete on any 27” iMac 2012-2015.
This Guide is For models:
iMac 27” 2012 Late
iMac 27” 2013
iMac 27” 2014
iMac 27” 2015
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I am very glad that you have shown a way to complete disassembly. Edit: I had found out that you actually needed to take both t10 screws off the side. Because normally that heatsink shroud is supposed to be screwed on the unibody.
Great disassembly guide - thank you Gribsoft
My advice to the viewer. Do not follow the instruction on this video. Here is the reason. First off, do not apply heat gun on the screen perimeter. No need. If you get carried away applying heat, the glass expands it, which could be followed by a stress fracture. Secondly, the metal prying tool, definitely NO NO. Why? because it can scratch the inside black paint on the glass. So, how do you do this right? Simple. Buy yourself a $5 rolling disc plastic cutter. This disc is very thin and flexible. Start from the bottom and insert the rolling plastic disc between the glass the metal frame of the iMac. It is easy. The radius of the disc is long enough to cut through all the glue that is between the glass of the screen and the frame. Just roll it slowly. It will cut through the glue. Put playing cards between the glass and the frame to prevent them from being glued again. When you are done cutting through the glue, it is time to pry the screen with your hand to complete the separation. You will have to remove two cables connecting the screen to the logicboard. The video cable, and the screen power connector. disconnect the two and you are ready to lift off the screen.
Thanks for a really nice and detailed tutorial.
Welcome!
This was very helpful. I just replaced my logic board with your tutorial and every thing is working fine. Thank you so much!
Glad to help :)
thanks
list for myself
0:22 unplug the iMac (press power button for 15sec & wait for 30 min)
2:28 disassembling the iMac
7:43 reassembling the iMac
Great Video! What is a good set of tools to buy for iMacs?
Hi, good video!
have you put any glue or tape to put the glass back?
Can you install logic board from 2019 iMac 27 into iMac 27 2017 so that you can upgrade to 9900k?
Because 2017 iMac 27 will not accept any CPU faster than 7700k , thanks
What thermal past should I use for my i5-7500 imac
What about the serial number on te factory logic board? Is the serial number the same or changed in to the number from the replacement board?
Thank you. Can you tell abouth swapping mainboards from this models and similarity. Maybe Retina board can work with normal lcd panel. Maybe late 2013 mainboard can be replaced with 2014 mainboard. or is 2012 mainboard similar and compatible with 2013 mainboard. Thank You.
the srews are T8 as I opened imac 2015 and a 2017
Hi, Can a 2014 model 27 inch computer motherboard be installed in a 2015 model 27 inch imac computer? or 2017 model motherboard to 2015?
Would removing a logic board remove a firmware password?
Please where can I buy a brand new iMac logic board 2015 21 inch?
A question for you. Did you just replace the old one with the same model, or did you upgrade it with a best possible one? I'm asking because I'm thinking about upgrading my 27" imac late 2013.
If I could, do you think I can upgrade my iMac into one with DDR4 compatibility?
Because the ports are slightly different and the internal layout shapes are also slightly different for many models with the same A number I would suggest just replacing with the same exact board if you need it replaced. If you go to www.everymac.com click imacs and look at the A number for your size and year in the model list, you can see that you could get a board with same architecture but slightly better CPU but once you go to a different tear of architecture such as DDR4 you are looking at a differently shaped board. It's not the case every time but most of the time. You should do in-depth research and visual comparison of board pictures before purchasing anything. This is a very complicated replacement and if you order a wrong board and you have everything gutted out and you see that it will not fit, it will be a disaster that can be avoided in advance by research. Good luck.
@@GRIBSOFT Thanks for the info and comments.
Welcome.
Gee, do you want a special medal?
VERY IMPORTANT STEP OMITTED FROM THE VIDEO: Before you re-attach the LCD, boot up the Mac to make sure it is operational. There are 4 LED lights on the logic board. Three will light if the installation was successful (the 4th doesn't light since the screen isn't connected). At that point, unplug the power and put the adhesive strips in place (if you haven't put them on yet). Attach the LCD cables, but DON'T remove the covering on the adhesive -- temporarily hold the LCD in place with some masking tape instead (or better yet, leave it on its back, screen-up) and boot the Mac. This way it is confirmed that the logic board, power supply and LCD are working properly before you stick it back together. It sucks to glue the screen back on and find out the Mac isn't working right and have to cut through the seal again.
I'm sorry if it sounds stupid, but if I buy a logic board from a retina imac and put a retina display on a body of a non-retina imac will that work?
No, because the video card is built into the logic board.
NICE VIDEO BROTHER!!! WHAT WEBSITE CAN I BUY IMAC PARTS TO REBUILD MY 2009 27’’ IMAC? THANKS!
www.store.appledollars.com . This is the videos you will need ua-cam.com/play/PLNZQrRvJZcq85l01xvmBoOkd_4JJCUEH8.html
I have a 27 inch iMac that the board just went out. Apple repair said it would cost about $600 parts and labor. This is not a hard job to do. I still have the computer but I bought a new one this week. The one out of service is a 2013. Not sure what I am going to do with the dead computer. Would love to make the repair. One thing I saw with this video. The guy did not take the time to clean the fan.
Is it possible to upgrade the motherboard? For example i have an i5 and i would like to upgrade to the i7 motherboard
You can replace the CPU, the motherboards are the same. Make sure to get the exact correct i7 CPU, for example for the Late 2012, the 21.5" uses a 3770S, while the 27" apparently can use the more common 3770.
Is the logic board for 2013 and 3015 the same?
No, of course not.
If I want to use the screen as a second screen, do I need to replace the logic board...probably a dumb question, sorry....
How could you use it as a second screen? There is no HDMI connector. You need a functioning machine to use screen mirroring via Thunderbolt or USB.
My iMac is two and a half years old. The Mac shop is charging me over 600$ to replace the logic board. Highway robbery.
If you know the logic board is blown microcenter is charging 969 dollars for the part alone and for labor is 80$ and my total came out to 1050 before tax I'm just putting this out there for people who are concerned about the pricing of this but remember they are apple certified to make repairs
Go back and ask them to repair or replace it. What use is asking on UA-cam? LOL
@@johncoops6897 go back and read, I didn't ask any question. I was giving advice on how expensive it is going to apple certified company.
@@SuperUnknownKIDS - Actually, the comment I replied to has been deleted. It related for somebody being charged for a screen repair (I think of an iPad) and there being some problem.
@@johncoops6897 ohh sorry about that 😂
Apple suckssss, 18 month old iMac has a bad logic board and I gotta pay out the ass to have it fixed. WFH sucks without it, might be switching to PC over this shit.
I'd like a dollar for every time this guy says _"Go ahead and..."_ 😒
And that "music" agghhhh my ears 👎👎