Apple Mac mini manual Exploded View, Fan Screw, Heatsink Fan Screw Bumper Fan Screw, Top Right

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Exploded View

Bottom Cover 922-9567

Antenna Plate 922-9564

Fan 922-9557

Screw, Cowling 922-9580 Cowling 922-9568

Screw, Antenna Plate to hard drive 922-9577

Fan Screw, Heatsink 922-9582

Fan Screw Bumper 922-9572

Fan Screw, Top Right 922-9581

Standoff, Fan 922-9576 Standoff, Fan, Tall 922-9575

Thermal Sensor Kit, ODD/Ambient, w/tape 076-1370

Hard Drive, Top, w/sensors, alignment screws, and flex cable 320 GB, SATA, 5400, 2.5-in 661-5493 500 GB, SATA, 5400, 2.5-in 661-5494

Screw, Power Supply/Optical Drive 922-9578

Drive Carrier 922-9570 (hard drive and optical drive)

Optical Drive w/sensor and flex cable 661-5495

Hard Drive Flex Cable, Top, w/sensor and tape 076-1360

Screw, Top Hard Drive

Alignment 922-9584

Thermal Sensor Kit,

hard drive, w/tape

076-1369

IR Board w/cable

922-9558

Screw, IR Board 922-8820

Screw, speaker to wireless card 922-9597

Optical Drive Flex Cable w/tape 076-1361

Screw, Optical Drive Carrier 922-9583

Screw, speaker to

Thermal Sensor Kit,

heatsink 922-9598

ODD/Ambient,

Speaker 922-9562

w/tape 076-1370

 

Screw, wireless card

 

922-9596

Screw, Housing/

AirPort Extreme/

Bottom Cover 922-9574

Bluetooth Card 922-5545

 

AirPort Extreme/Bluetooth

Housing w/optical slot

Flex Cable 922-9601

922-9565

Screw, Logic Board 922-9579

 

Logic Board Assembly

 

w/speaker and

 

wireless card flex cable

 

2.4 GHz 661-5647

Power Supply Cable

2.66 GHz 661-5648

922-9563

 

SDRAM

 

1 GB, DDR3, 1066 661-5644

Power Supply

2 GB, DDR3, 1066 661-5645

4 GB, DDR3, 1066 661-5646

661-5654

Power Cord Socket

Retention Clip 922-9569

Battery 922-8802

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Contents  Apple Technician Guide Mac mini Mid USA Basics Contents About This GuideTroubleshooting Take Apart Display  No Video Views About This Guide Feedback Manual UpdatesUpdate 3 August Apple Technician Guide introduced 15 June Apple Technician Guide Basics Overview Identifying Features Product ConfigurationsService Part Configurations System Serial Number LocationTroubleshooting Apple Diagnostics General TroubleshootingUpdate System Software Troubleshooting TheoryResetting the Parameter RAM Pram Common Reset ProceduresResetting the System Management Controller SMC Wireless Troubleshooting Starting Up in Safe ModeBlock Diagram Refer to this diagram to see how modules are interrelatedFunctional Overview 2010-08-03Symptoms Quick Check No Power, Dead Unit Symptom ChartsNo Power, Dead Unit Quick CheckM20 Deep DiveCheck Result Action Code X03 Symptoms Quick Check Won’t Start Up Won’t Start UpDrive not recognized M02Symptoms Quick Check Intermittent Shutdown Intermittent ShutdownUser-related shut downs Troubleshooting Shutdown CausesPower-related system shut downs Activity-related system shut downsSymptom Quick Check Intermittent shutdown M23 M08 Symptoms Quick Check Kernel Panic, System Crashes Kernel Panic, System CrashesGo to AirPort Card Kernel M06Deep Dive No Video Symptoms Quick Check No VideoNo Video M03 Symptoms Quick Check Corrupted VideoCorrupted Video M04 Symptoms Quick Check Burnt Smell/Odor Burnt Smell/OdorP08 Symptoms Quick Check Noise/Hum/VibrationNoise, Hum, Vibration Run latest available service N99 Uncategorized SymptomsSymptoms Quick Check Uncategorized Symptoms AirPort/Bluetooth Issues Symptoms Quick Check AirPort/Bluetooth IssuesM24 Html?path=AirPort/5.0/en Panic AirPort/Bluetooth Card Kernel PanicSymptoms Quick Check AirPort/Bluetooth Card Kernel Ethernet Port/Device Issue Symptoms Quick Check Ethernet Port/Device IssueM10 HtmlFt. for Bluetooth devices Wireless Input Device Doesn’t PairSymptoms Quick Check Wireless Input Device Doesn’t Ensure that the latest Software Updates haveConnection Wireless Input Device Loses ConnectionSymptoms Quick Check Wireless Input Device Loses Open System Preferences Verify System Preferences/Network settings Display X01 Go to step Install DVD and verify whether Uncategorized Symptom Symptom Quick Check Uncategorized SymptomHard Drives Not Recognized Symptoms Quick Check Drive Is Not RecognizedDrive Does Not Boot Check Result ActionH07 H05Drive Formatting Issues Hard Drive Read/Write ErrorSymptoms Quick Check Drive Read/Write Error Drive Bad Sector/DefectiveSymptoms Quick Check Hard Drive Noisy Hard Drive NoisyCheck Action CodeH06 Uncategorized Symptom- Hard DriveSymptoms Quick Check Uncategorized Symptom Optical Drive Not Recognized Deep Dive-Hard Drive Uncategorized SymptomsSymptoms Quick Check Drive Not Recognized/Mount Read both types of CD media Drive Won’t Eject Media Symptoms Quick Check Drive Won’t Accept MediaOptical Drive Won’t Accept/Eject Media Optical Drive Read/Write Error Symptoms Quick CheckVerify if media is free to spin Specifications Optical Drive Not Performing to SpecificationsSymptoms Quick Check Optical Drive Not Performing to J07 Symptoms Quick Check Optical Drive Noisy J04Optical Drive Noisy Optical drive should perform Uncategorized Symptoms Symptoms Quick Check Apple Remote Inoperable Apple Remote InoperableM99 Symptoms Quick Check Audio Built-in Speakers HaveAudio Built-in Speaker Has Distorted Sound Distorted SoundAudio Audio Built-in Speaker Has No AudioM09 Verify whether boot chime Or DisplayPort connection Symptoms Quick Check Audio No audio through HdmiAudio No Audio through Hdmi or Mini DisplayPort connection FireWire Devices Not Recognized Unplug all FireWire devices Into SD Slot Symptom Quick Check SD Memory Card will not insertSD Secure Digital Memory Card Will Not Insert Into Slot M17Recognized by the system Symptom Quick Check SD Memory Card is notSD Secure Digital Memory Card Not Recognized By System Anymore be written Symptoms Quick Check USB Devices Not Recognized USB Devices Not RecognizedM15 USB?Function Properly Wired Keyboard Does Not Function ProperlySymptoms Quick Check Wired Keyboard Does Not K01 Wired Keyboard/Mouse Not Recognized Keyboard Specific Keys Do Not RespondDoes the computer recognize Verify that external I/O device where applicable Mechanical Noise/Hum/VibrationGo to step Does noise sound like fan is Symptoms Quick Check System Runs Hot System Runs HotN03 Symptoms Quick Check Physical DamagePhysical Damage Uncategorized Symptoms  Service Source Take Apart Tools Reassembly StepsGeneral Information Cosmetic CareConnector Types on Logic Board Vertical Insertion JSTThermal Sensor Replacement Top hard drive thermal sensor at corner Mac mini Mid 2010 Take Apart General Information  Top hard drive ambient thermal sensor flex cable Optical drive thermal sensor Bottom hard drive thermal sensor server Logic Board EMI Fingers and Gaskets Logic Board ReturnFirst Remove Hierarchy Icon Legend Icon MeaningBottom Cover First StepsRemoval Reassembly Memory Removal Installation Fan Removal 922-9582 922-9581 Cowling Remove the T6 screw shown 922-9580 Antenna Plate Removal Disconnect the antenna cable Install the 4 screws Logic Board Carefully disconnect the cables connected to the logic board 922-9574 Important Do not remove the assembly Mac mini Mid 2010 Take Apart Logic Board  Mac mini Mid 2010 Take Apart Logic Board  AirPort/Bluetooth flex cable Speaker Reconnect all cables AirPort/Bluetooth Combo Card Removal Mac mini Mid 2010 Take Apart AirPort/Bluetooth Combo Card  Speaker Remove 2 screws Mac mini Mid 2010 Take Apart Speaker Battery Removal Hard Drive Server NoteThermal Sensor Note Part NoteReassembly Power Supply Removal Mac mini Mid 2010 Take Apart Power Supply Reassembly Optical Drive Hard Drive Server Removal 922-9583 IR Board and Cable Remove the IR cable from the cable channel Insert the IR cable into the cable channel, as shown Housing  Service Source Views Exploded View Fan Screw, Heatsink Fan Screw Bumper Fan Screw, Top RightExploded View Server SdramSpeaker/AirPort Card Power Cord Socket Screw ChartHousing/Bottom Cover Hard Drive, bottom, carrierFront View Server External ViewsFront View Port View
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Mac mini specifications

The Apple Mac mini is a compact desktop computer that combines powerful performance with a minimalist design, making it an ideal choice for both home and office environments. Since its introduction, the Mac mini has evolved significantly, becoming a favored option for users who require a versatile, space-saving device without compromising on performance.

One of the standout features of the Mac mini is its impressive processing capabilities. The latest iterations are powered by Apple’s own M-series chips, such as the M1, M2, and beyond, which provide remarkable speed and efficiency. With an 8-core CPU and integrated GPU, these chips enable breathtaking performance across a wide range of applications, from basic tasks like web browsing and document editing to more demanding workflows like video editing and 3D rendering.

The Mac mini boasts an elegant aluminum chassis that is not only durable but also acts as a heatsink, promoting efficient cooling. Its compact size makes it easy to place in tight spaces, and it seamlessly integrates into any workspace without taking up much room. Moreover, the device is designed for easy connectivity, featuring multiple ports including USB-C Thunderbolt, USB-A, HDMI, and Ethernet, allowing users to connect various peripherals and displays effortlessly.

Memory and storage options in the Mac mini have also seen significant upgrades. Users can choose from a variety of RAM configurations, making it easy to customize the system based on their needs. Additionally, the device uses ultra-fast SSD storage, significantly reducing load times and enhancing overall system responsiveness.

In terms of software, the Mac mini runs macOS, providing a polished and user-friendly experience. The OS includes features like Continuity, which allows users to seamlessly switch between devices, and a secure environment supported by regular updates from Apple. With access to the Apple ecosystem, users benefit from services like iCloud, making file storage and sharing easy across devices.

Energy efficiency is another key characteristic of the Mac mini. The M-series chips are designed to consume less power than traditional processors, reducing the device's environmental impact while saving on electricity bills.

Overall, the Apple Mac mini stands out as a powerful, compact, and energy-efficient solution for a wide array of computing needs. Whether used as a personal workstation, a media server, or a home office hub, it offers flexibility and performance in a sleek package, making it a compelling choice for users seeking a versatile desktop computer.
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