11″ Apple MacBook Air Logic Board with 1.4 GHz Core 2 Duo (SU9400) Processor and 2 GB Memory – Late 2010
The 11″ Apple MacBook Air Logic Board is an essential component designed to ensure your MacBook Air runs efficiently.
This replacement logic board, equipped with an onboard 1.4 GHz Core 2 Duo (SU9400) processor and 2 GB memory, guarantees smooth performance and stability.
Whether you need to replace a faulty board or upgrade your system, this high-quality part is the perfect solution for restoring your MacBook Air to optimal functionality.
Part Numbers
- Apple Part Number: 661-5738. This is the official Apple part number, ensuring you receive a genuine and high-quality replacement component.
- Printed Model Part Number: 820-2796-A. This number is printed directly on the board, verifying its authenticity and compatibility.
Compatibility
- MacBook Air 11″ A1370: This logic board is fully compatible with the MacBook Air 11″ A1370, ensuring a seamless fit and proper functionality.
- MacBookAir3,1 Late 2010: Supports models MC505LL/A (1.4 GHz Core 2 Duo), MC506LL/A (1.4 GHz Core 2 Duo), and MC506LL/A (1.6 GHz Core 2 Duo),
- making it suitable for various configurations.
Condition
- Open Box
- Replacement Part Fully Tested
- Passed All Quality Inspections
- High-Quality Replacement Part
Compatibility Agreement
Why Replace Your MacBook Air A1370 MacBook Air Logic Board?
- Restores System Performance: Replacing a faulty logic board brings your MacBook Air back to its full speed and efficiency, allowing for a smooth computing experience.
- Prevents Further Hardware Damage: A failing logic board can cause other components to malfunction. Replacing it early helps prevent costly repairs.
- Ensures Compatibility: This logic board is specifically designed for your MacBook Air model, ensuring an exact fit and reliable performance.
- Improves Longevity: Installing a high-quality replacement logic board extends the lifespan of your MacBook Air, making it last for years to come.
Signs You Need to Replace Your MacBook Air A1370 MacBook
- Frequent Crashes: Random shutdowns, freezing, or blue screens may signal a failing logic board that needs replacement.
- Power Issues: If your MacBook Air won’t turn on despite a charged battery or working adapter, the logic board could be the culprit.
- Overheating: A faulty logic board can cause excessive heat, leading to system instability and hardware failure.
- Port Failures: Non-working USB, charging, or display ports may indicate logic board damage, requiring a replacement for proper connectivity.
Important Notes
- Installation Tips: We strongly recommend professional installation to ensure a secure and optimal replacement process, especially if you are unfamiliar with internal MacBook components.
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⚠️ Warning: Always Backup Your Data Before Repair ⚠️
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