v Case 923-0498
The A1481 Apple Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013 Inlet Bottom Housing Enclosure Case 923-0498 is a crucial part of the Mac Pro’s physical structure. This OEM bottom housing enclosure case is designed to house and protect the Mac Pro’s internal components, including the power supply and cooling systems. It also features the inlet vents that allow airflow into the system, helping maintain proper cooling and prevent overheating. The enclosure ensures the safe operation of the Mac Pro by providing durability and structural integrity to the device.
Related Part Numbers
- Apple Part # 923-0498
- Printed Model Part # N/A
Compatibility
- Mac Pro A1481 MacPro6,1
- Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013: ME253LL/A (3.7 GHz 4 Core Xeon E5-1620v2)
- Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013: MD878LL/A (3.5 GHz 6 Core Xeon E5-1650v2)
- Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013: MQGG2LL/A (3.0 GHz 8 Core Xeon E5-1680v2)
- Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013: MQGG2LL/A (2.7 GHz 12 Core Xeon E5-2697v2)
Condition
- Open Box
- Replacement Part Fully Tested
- Passed All Quality Inspections
- High-Quality Replacement Part
Compatibility Agreement
Why Replace the A1481 Apple Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013 Inlet Bottom Housing Enclosure Case 923-0498
- Physical Damage: If the bottom housing case is cracked, bent, or otherwise damaged, it may no longer properly protect the internal components.
- Cooling Issues: A damaged or clogged inlet housing can restrict airflow, leading to overheating or poor cooling performance.
- Structural Integrity: If the case is compromised, it may no longer offer the necessary support to house internal components securely.
- Dust and Debris Infiltration: A damaged housing enclosure could allow dust and debris to enter, potentially causing internal damage or system malfunctions.
- Aesthetic Considerations: If the housing enclosure is visibly worn or damaged, replacing it can restore the Mac Pro’s appearance and functionality.
Signs That Replacement is Needed for A1481 Apple Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013 Inlet Bottom Housing Enclosure Case 923-0498
- Visible Physical Damage: Cracks, dents, or breaks compromise the housing’s integrity. In this case, replacement is necessary.
- Reduced Airflow: Overheating or noisy fans suggest blocked intake vents from a damaged case. Therefore, replacing the bottom housing can restore proper airflow.
- System Overheating: Frequent overheating under normal use may indicate a faulty bottom housing. As a result, this could signal the need for replacement.
- Loose Internal Components: Damaged housing may cause internal parts, like the power supply or fans, to be insecure. Consequently, this may require housing replacement.
- Dust or Debris Inside: Dust or debris inside the system could enter through a compromised bottom housing. Thus, replacing the housing will protect your components.
Important Notes
- Professional Repairs: It’s recommended to have this repair done by a qualified technician, especially if you don’t have experience with Consumer Electronics/gadget disassembly.
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⚠️ Warning: You Must Backup Your Data Before Repair Process ⚠️
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