MacBook 13" A1342 White Unibody Battery Replacement (A1331) 2009-2010
MacBook 13" A1342 White Unibody Battery Replacement (A1331) 2009-2010
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MacBook 13" A1342 White Unibody Battery Replacement (A1331) 2009-2010
MacBook 13" A1342 White Unibody Battery Replacement (A1331) 2009-2010
In Stock
Regular price
NZ$89.99
Regular price
Sale price
NZ$89.99
Unit price
per
inc GST
DIY DIFFICULTY
EasyAbout 5 to 10 minutes
Bottom case comes off first. The battery is held by tri-point and Phillips screws, with no glue.
- Replacement Lithium-Polymer Battery for the white MacBook 13" A1342 with ternary (nickel cobalt manganese) battery cell, safety chipset and connector cable attached
- Fixes a MacBook that won't turn on, turns off suddenly, won't hold a charge or shows a "Service Battery" warning
- Suits MacBook 13" A1342 white unibody (Late 2009 & Mid 2010); battery part number A1331, 661-5391
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Product Details
This MacBook 13" (Late 2009-Mid 2010) replacement battery is what you need to bring your dead laptop back to life!
Battery degradation is an inevitable part of your MacBook's lifespan. If your laptop won't turn on, turns off suddenly, has a "service battery" warning, has had water damage or simply won't hold a charge, this replacement battery may be what you need to fix it.
It suits the white polycarbonate unibody MacBook 13", model A1342, from Late 2009 (MacBook6,1) and Mid 2010 (MacBook7,1). It replaces battery model A1331.
Don't be let down by poor quality cheap batteries. Our high quality aftermarket battery is built with quality cells, safety chipsets and high grade cabling to give you years of trouble free charging.
The battery is screwed in with tri-point and Phillips screws, with no glue to cut. Watch the video and follow the step by step guide in Installation Help before you start.
Part Includes:
- Quality battery cells
- Safety chipsets and PCB board
- High Grade cabling and connectors
- Metal bracket pre-attached
- 12 Month Warranty
Please Note
Does NOT fit the aluminium MacBook Pro 13" A1278, the older white MacBook A1181 or any MacBook Air. Check the A-number on the bottom case for your model.
Please Note
Screw-in battery held by tri-point and Phillips screws, with no glue.
Please Note
High quality aftermarket battery, not an official Apple part.
Specifications
- Compatible Part Numbers: A1331, 661-5391, 020-6580-A, 020-6582-A, 020-6809-A, 020-6810-A
- Compatible MacBook Models: A1342
- Voltage: 10.95V
- Watt Hours: 63.5Whr
- Capacity: 5800mAh
- Battery Type: Li-Polymer
- Cell Type: Ternary (nickel cobalt manganese)
- Fixing: 3x Y0 tri-point and 3x #00 Phillips screws, no glue
- Warranty: 12 Months
How do I find my Model number?
MacBook 13" Mid 2010
MacBook 13" Late 2009
Compatible Model Numbers
MacBook 13" Mid 2010Model Number (A Number)
- A1342
EMC Number
- EMC 2395
MacBook 13" Mid 2010 How do I find my Model number?
Model Identifier
- MacBook7,1
Device Number (M Number)
- MC516
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MacBook 13" Late 2009Model Number (A Number)
- A1342
EMC Number
- EMC 2350
MacBook 13" Late 2009 How do I find my Model number?
Model Identifier
- MacBook6,1
Device Number (M Number)
- MC207
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Installation Help
Check out the video above or the step by step guide below for assistance with this repair
iFixit MacBook 13" Unibody A1342 Battery Replacement Guide
Remember
After completing your repair, calibrate your newly installed battery by charging it to 100% and then charging for a further two hours. Use your MacBook until it shuts off due to low battery, and finally, charge it uninterrupted to 100% again
Here are some tools you may need to help you complete the repair.
- #00 Metal Phillips 2.0mm Screwdriver Tool (PH00)
- Y0 Metal Triwing Tri-Point 2.0mm Screwdriver Tool
- Nylon Antistatic Spudger Pry Tool
- iGadget Universal Magnetic Work Project Mat with Marker (30cm x 25cm)
Here are some helpful tips to assist you in completing a safe repair on your device. If you are unsure of something or have any questions, please feel free to contact us either by phone (0508 IGADGET) or by email
- Drain the battery below 25% before you start on this repair. A charged lithium-ion battery can catch fire or explode if punctured or damaged
- These 2009-2010 models have no Auto Boot, so no Terminal commands are needed. Just shut down fully and unplug the charger
- This repair uses a #00 Phillips and a Y0 tri-point screwdriver
- Always track your screws to avoid putting back in the wrong place and damaging your device. You can draw a picture of your laptop and tape the screws to the right places or use a screw mat
- Remove the eight 4 mm #00 Phillips screws from the bottom case, then lift it near the vent and run your fingers along the edge to release the clips. Don't bend the rubber-coated case
- Before attempting any component removal, lever the battery connector straight up off the logic board with the flat end of a spudger
- The battery is held by three 5 mm Y0 tri-point screws (one is hidden under the warning label flap) and three 3.1 mm #00 Phillips screws along the edge. Lift it out by its plastic pull tab
- On reassembly, put the three Phillips screws back in before you tighten the tri-point screws
- If your newly installed battery is draining fast or shutting off randomly, first try the battery calibration steps found here. If that doesn't resolve it, try an SMC reset
Caution
If the new battery or the battery in your device is swollen or damaged during repair, take the proper precautions
Note
You cannot dispose of old batteries in your general waste. Find recycling e-waste centres online or take to your local refuse station.
What’s In The Box
- 1x MacBook 13" A1342 Replacement Battery
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