iMac 2009-2010 SSD Upgrade (IcyDock)

Arthur Shi et un autre contributeur

Dernière mise à jour le December 1, 2020

40 minutes - 2 heures

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Ce tutoriel est uniquement destiné à être utilisé comme prérequis d'autres tutoriels. Il ne se suffit pas à lui-même.

Introduction

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Follow this guide to upgrade your iMac's hard drive with an SSD. It includes steps on installing the SSD's temperature sensor so that the Mac's fans will operate at the correct speed.

Prerequisite-only guide. SSD upgrade with temperature sensor for late 2009-2010 iMacs.

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Kit de réparation

Ce kit contient toutes les pièces et tous les outils nécessaires à la réalisation de ce tutoriel.

iMac Intel 21.5" and 27" (Late 2009‑Mid 2010) SSD Upgrade Kit

Outils

Phillips #1 Screwdriver

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Only follow the next ten steps if you are replacing your hard drive with an SSD kit.
Depress the enclosure's front plate latch with your finger. While holding the latch down, swing the plate out.
Remove the front plate.

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Line up the small SATA connectors so that the narrow side of the connector on the SSD matches the narrow side on the enclosure connector.
Slide the drive in through the front of the enclosure until the SATA connector is fully seated.
The SSD connects with the enclosure in only one way. If the connectors are not lining up, rotate the SSD and try again.

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You may optionally install two Philips #1 screws that came with the enclosure kit to secure the SSD in the enclosure.

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Plug the included sensor-enabled SATA power cable into the wide side of the enclosure's SATA connector.
The cable is keyed to connect in only one way. If you can't connect the cable, rotate it 180°, and try again.

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Peel the backing off of the adhesive back of the small temperature sensor board.
Adhere the temperature sensor board to an exposed, metal area of the surface of the SSD, as close as possible to the SATA connector.
Fold the excess temperature sensor wires so that they are out of the way while you install the enclosure.

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Install the mounting pins from the old hard drive onto the sides of the enclosure.
The holes on the enclosure may not be threaded, so screwing the mounting pins into them may require extra effort. Take your time and screw them in slowly, making sure they go in straight.

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Attach any mounting brackets removed from the old hard drive onto the enclosure.

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Connect the iMac's SATA power cable to the new temperature-capable SATA power cable.
Route the SATA cables where they will not interfere with any other components.

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Connect the iMac's SATA data cable to the enclosure's SATA data connector.

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Find a connector on the motherboard labeled HD TMP or HDD TEMP.
If you have trouble locating it, trace the two-wire temperature cable you disconnected from the old hard drive.
If the previous temperature cable is still connected to the board here, disconnect and remove it. You will no longer need it.
Connect the temperature sensor's two-wire red-black cable to the motherboard plug labeled HD TMP or HDD TEMP.
The connector is keyed to fit in one way only. If it seems like the connector is not fitting the socket, flip the connector and try again.
Route the excess wire so it does not interfere with any other components.