During unassembly of my M4 to upgrade the SSD the cable that connects to the power button broke (as seen below). Does anyone have any recommendation on how to get a replacement cable? or has anyone seen a tear down video that shows this cable entirely taken out?
The hacky workaround I had to do to get my computer back up after SSD upgrade is ugly and leaves my computer bottom cover off which is not ideal for me for the long term.
Edit: I am likely wrong. The cable from the power supply connects to the logic board on its bottom https://support.apple.com/en-us/121005. Unfortunately Apple does not show the cable from the logic board to the button in any of the repair manuals. In the exploded view (https://support.apple.com/en-us/121008) there is one part that is not shown that may have it?! Power button board 923-11076
Ok. Now I found it. It is https://support.apple.com/en-us/120998 part of the Antenna Board. Question is, if they give you the cable if you can get your hands on it. I suspect that it is also a part that is not pictured in the exploded view, which would be Antenna connector board 923-11929 or it is part of the Antenna Plate 923-11056 itself (https://support.apple.com/en-us/121140).
Looks to be Antenna Plate. See attached picture.
The plug still seems to be in the port. Maybe you can remove it and then reinsert the two pins that pulled out of the connector? If the connector itself is damaged I would bring the unit to a repair shop that can solder the wires onto the button maybe.
