ZIF Connector Issue

Hi,
I have a late 2008 macbook pro 2.0 ghz, which I'm aware did not originally come with a backlight. My Macbook, unfortunately, was in the 15% that didn't come with the necessary connector to support a backlight. Essentilally, I need to know the name and size of the connector so that I may solder it to my logic board. Can anyone help me with this?

Ok....
Go to powerbookmedic.com and order your keyboard from them - you can get a used one.
On the dropdown menus - select the 2.4GHz Macbook Unibody since that's the one that came with backlighting on their keyboards.
From there - you can also pick and choose which parts you want to buy. You can buy new or used parts.
Ifixit.com also sells these parts but they only sell new ones which is more expensive.
Good luck - and i hope you get it working so you can be one of the few with a 2GHz Macbook Uni with a backlit keyboard.
Let us know when you get it up and running.

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I recently had a problem where the cooling fan wasn't functioning properly in my DV7T-6c00 Laptop. When I was trying to replace it, I broke the ZIF connector which holds the keyboard in place. I have no idea where to find one - I tried searching Ebay, and called the geek squad and nobody has one for my laptop. My computer isn't in warranty anymore, so HP won't be any help. Is there a list of HP authorized service centers somewhere? All of the numbers for ones in my area on google that I called aren't in service anymore. Any help would be appreciated.

This is a common problem and question and there is just not any good news to give. The zif connector is not a separate part. A broken zif connector means a replacement motherboard. The only remotely workable solution I know of is to find a "parts" motherboard on eBay or find a vendor who sells parts motherboards and sometimes you can call them and ask them to send you the zif connector.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-part-No-666518-001-HP-DV7-6000-AMD-motherboard-EXTERNAL-VIDEO-ONLY-/23107...

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I have an HP Mini 1030nr. Want to replace the keyboard. The instructions say Release the zero insertion force (ZIF) connector.
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This one is tough. It actually hinges up and you have to pop it loose and let it come up so you can get the ribbon cable out. The zif connector is very fragile. Try not to completely remove it just hinge it up lifting the back of it and leave the front in place.
Youtube 1
Youtube 2
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I have a HP Touchsmart TX2 1020ea laptop which is currently in pieces. I've stripped everything down as per the HP service manual but am having trouble with a ZIF connector that connects the audio board housing the earphone and microphone sockets to the motherboard. HP refer to it as a ZIF but is not like the traditional type with the bar that presses down on the cable. All the other ZIF connectors in the PC have opened with no problem. The one I'm having problems with is different in that in addition to the cable going into the connector, there is also a plastic tag sticking out. There is no easily identifiable moving part to the ZIF. Now, tempting as it may be to use the plastic tab as a grip just to pull out the cable, I also need to be able to reinsert it when putting the PC back together.
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Thanks.
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Thanks for the reply. I have been tempted to do that but figured that it would be difficult to re-insert on reassembly.Any advice? Any ideas why HP would have one different connector design compared to the other ones in the PC?
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Okay, I've found some helpful links for other's in the same dilemma.
Start with this one for how to fix the curse of the zif connector:
http://www.laptoprepair101.com/laptop/2009/11/17/fix-broken-keyboard-connector-on-laptop-motherboard...
Note: If you look closely at your connector, you will see that there are two (2) rows of pins. The ribbon cable goes between them. I also, since the ribbon cable is very short (grrr), positioned the cable and then taped it in place. placing the tape as far back on the cable as allowed, so that I could have easy and free access to the connector. Also, the cable on the keyboard side is attached with an elastic glue. I GENTLY pulled the cable off of the the keyboard metal backing a LITTLE bit. This gave me more slack to work with.
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Anyone have success for locating replacement ZIF connectors for motherboard on dv8?

HC-Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, while replacing the keyboard on this dv8 (fading keys), I broke the locking tab. Hopefully I've not jimmied the socket also. I'll take a look at the Ebay listings. Thanks again.
HaggisCat wrote:
I have run into this problem before with a number of members here and you will have to get a defective motherboard to salvage the locking tab, this is assuming the locking tab is the part that has broken or went missing.
A "parts" HDX18 motherboard locking tab will work and it is more likely you will find one on ebay then one for a dv8.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/519592-001-ASIS-HP-HDX-X18-1200-Intel-Motherboard-/280704333027?pt=Motherboa...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/506495-001-ASIS-HP-HDX-X18-1100-Intel-Motherboard-/280704333143?pt=Motherboa...
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CANCEL CANCEL!!!! I did it!!!
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com.sap.ASJ.krn_frm.000041#BC-JAS-COR#kernel.sda#C0000A0E68F54AF20000000100000D58#307331950000768373##com.sap.engine.frame.ProcessEnvironment#Guest#0##7F961CADD61211E4A26400001251836F#7f961cadd61211e4a26400001251836f#7f961cadd61211e4a26400001251836f#0#Thread[Managed_Application_Thread_37,5,Managed_Application_Thread]#Plain##
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#2.0#2015 04 14 09:30:16:473#0-400#Fatal#com.sap.engine.frame.ProcessEnvironment#
com.sap.ASJ.krn_frm.000041#BC-JAS-COR#kernel.sda#C0000A0E68F54AF20000000200000D58#307331950000768373##com.sap.engine.frame.ProcessEnvironment#Guest#0##7F961CADD61211E4A26400001251836F#7f961cadd61211e4a26400001251836f#7f961cadd61211e4a26400001251836f#0#Thread[Managed_Application_Thread_37,5,Managed_Application_Thread]#Plain##
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at com.sap.engine.core.thread.execution.CentralExecutor$SingleThread.run(CentralExecutor.java:328)
I am not sure of OJDBC jar file version .we have either OJDBC5 or OJDBC6 jar deployed in SAP MII.
The oracle database version that we are connecting in the data server is Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit
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After the server process shutdown and recovered , While all other connectors working fine why oracle connectors have problems?
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I am using OpenLDAP as my target system for the OID connector. I am following the OID 11.1.1.5.0 documentation section "2.1.6.1 Enabling Logging on Oracle Identity Manager". I placed the first part inside the <log_handers> tag and the second part inside the <loggers> tag.
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