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MacBook Air Models A1237 and A1304 AirPort/Bluetooth Board Replacement

Quick Answer. To replace the AirPort/Bluetooth board, first disconnect power and remove the bottom case screws. Use a spudger to separate the logic board connector from the AirPort/Bluetooth board, then unscrew and remove the faulty board. You can replace this part if it's causing wireless connectivity issues.

Difficulty: Moderate · Time: No estimate · Tools: Phillips #00 Screwdriver, Spudger

How to fix it

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Still broken? Replace the part

If the fix above did not work, the part itself is likely the cause. Compatible options:

MacBook Air AirPort/Bluetooth Board

Best for: Restoring wireless functionality in non-functioning MacBook Air models A1237 and A1304.

Watch out: Ensure compatibility with specific model before purchase to avoid fitting issues.

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MacBook Air (Original) AirPort/Bluetooth Cable

Best for: Direct replacement in MacBook Air models A1237 and A1304.

Watch out: Ensure compatibility with specific model before purchase.

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MacBook Air (Late 2008-Mid 2009) AirPort/Bluetooth Cable

Best for: Repairing faulty wireless connections in MacBook Air Models A1237 and A1304.

Watch out: Ensure cable compatibility with specific model revisions to avoid fitting issues.

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Source: ifixit guide

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