Oem HDD Cable Connector for Apple MacBook / iMac A1312 (2009–2011) – 593-1330

Product Description

The HDD Cable Connector for Apple iMac A1312 is a replacement cable designed to connect a compatible hard disk drive (HDD) to the system. It is suitable for repairs involving a damaged, faulty, or worn-out HDD connection cable in compatible Apple iMac models.

Before ordering, compare the original cable’s part number, connector shape, cable layout, and mounting points to help ensure compatibility.

Compatible Models

• Apple iMac A1312 (2009–2011), subject to exact model and cable verification
• Other compatible Apple MacBook or iMac models only if the original cable matches part number 593-1330 and the connector layout

Important: MacBook and iMac cables are not necessarily interchangeable. Verify the exact model before purchase.

Compatible Part Numbers

• 593-1330

Product Details

• Product Type: HDD Cable Connector
• Brand Compatibility: Apple
• Compatible Device: Selected Apple MacBook / iMac models
• Part Number: 593-1330
• Function: Connects the compatible HDD to the system
• Condition: Confirm the available product condition before ordering
• Installation: Professional installation recommended

Warranty Details

1 Month Replacement Warranty

Important Note

• Please match the part number and connectors with your original cable before ordering.
• Compatibility may vary by exact model, screen size, and production year.
• Installation should be performed by a qualified technician to avoid damage to the cable or logic board.
• The product image, if shown, may differ slightly from the actual item.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the function of an HDD cable connector?
It connects a compatible hard disk drive to the computer’s internal interface.

2. Is part number 593-1330 compatible with every Apple MacBook and iMac?
No. Compatibility depends on the exact model and cable design. Confirm the original part number and connector layout.

3. Can I use an iMac HDD cable in a MacBook?
Not necessarily. MacBook and iMac cables can have different lengths, connectors, and layouts.

4. Can a faulty HDD cable cause drive detection problems?
Yes. A damaged cable can contribute to intermittent drive detection or connection issues, although other components may also be responsible.

5. Should I get professional installation?
Yes. Professional installation is recommended to reduce the risk of damaging internal connectors or components.