smiba
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I'm not sure if this has actually been done before, but I'm trying to repair a SSD from a 2013 Macbook Pro. I bought a broken macbook long ago to repair and this SSD came with it. Since the 512GB ssd is going for quite the price on eBay it would be a waste to throw it out without trying to fix it myself first.
After looking around I couldn't see anything that was seriously messed up, there was one resistor which looked slightly odd so I measured the area for a bit and found two what looks like shorts to ground.
I'm not sure if those two resistors are indeed 0Ohm resistors or if they're broken. Can someone probe a working SSD for me to check if there is any resistance at that point? I would love to know what to replace them with, but just knowing these are not supposed to be tied to ground would be great already.
Check the pictures for more information
Thanks!
(Also if there is any schematic or something online, please let me know)
After looking around I couldn't see anything that was seriously messed up, there was one resistor which looked slightly odd so I measured the area for a bit and found two what looks like shorts to ground.
I'm not sure if those two resistors are indeed 0Ohm resistors or if they're broken. Can someone probe a working SSD for me to check if there is any resistance at that point? I would love to know what to replace them with, but just knowing these are not supposed to be tied to ground would be great already.
Check the pictures for more information
Thanks!
(Also if there is any schematic or something online, please let me know)