You should also mention that the sliders for the switches on the bezel have tight alignment which requires nudging the sensor bar PCB between the torx fastened washers; it's easiest to fit the cover bezel and unclip the top magnets and bring it flush down over the PCB whilst testing the physical slider switches engage; which will allow slight nudges of the PCB bar to align prior to tightening the torx screws.
Can you also mention the ALS (Ambient Light Sensor) Sensor in this guide; as it appears to be co-located with the same assembly.
I have just attempted a reseat of the flex connector; in the hopes that my non-functioning ALS would start to appear/init; but it did not work. I appear to have received a DOA ALS sensor on my Batch 1 AMD FW 13. Webcam works fine.
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You should also mention that the sliders for the switches on the bezel have tight alignment which requires nudging the sensor bar PCB between the torx fastened washers; it's easiest to fit the cover bezel and unclip the top magnets and bring it flush down over the PCB whilst testing the physical slider switches engage; which will allow slight nudges of the PCB bar to align prior to tightening the torx screws.
Can you also mention the ALS (Ambient Light Sensor) Sensor in this guide; as it appears to be co-located with the same assembly.
I have just attempted a reseat of the flex connector; in the hopes that my non-functioning ALS would start to appear/init; but it did not work. I appear to have received a DOA ALS sensor on my Batch 1 AMD FW 13. Webcam works fine.