1 MacBook Pro 2018 won’t power on and got super hot
2 days ago I put my Mac into sleep mode, after 4 hours it was very hot I tried to turn it on but nothing! I tried everything
- Press and hold the power button on your Mac for 10 seconds, then press it again.
- Reset the System Management Controller (SMC).
- Option + commend +p + r
When I plug the charger and press power button or any key the Mac become very hot even after I unplug the charger it still hot, its only after I have done a SMC reset and after a few seconds heat gone.
But still nothing no display's brightness down or brightness up keys on the built-in keyboard even no fan sound.
Update (06/25/2020)
Today I went to an Apple authorized service center in Hyderabad Pakistan.
Aptronix: Why did you come, go make online appointment today from 5 - 7 pm, But “This location has no available reservation”
Conquer Technologies: No technical support available. even they have, but they are lazy to fix my problem.
Update (06/28/2020)
Apple authorized service center want me to pay 700$ for new motherboard they did not even open the Mac only when they see it is not turning on.
I connected my Mac to Windows laptop with USB-C and I see new device ’Macintosh’ in devices and printer, is that a good sign and means motherboard is working?
also when i plug in charger i press the trackpad it clicks and right side of the mac i feel heat
Update (09/25/2020)
Hi,
after months of searching i think i know what is the problem
what is the number in this part i can’t read it so i will try to order it online and fix it my myself
Questa è una buona domanda?
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3 Commenti
@akhar1 - Let's not duplicate postings, some of us live in a very different time zone! As such we are sound asleep counting MacBook Pro's, iPhones & iPads jumping over the moon in our dreams! ;-}
da Dan
@danj ok sorry , can you help me with Update (09/25/2020)
what is the number in this item and where i can order ? i need to purchase and see if this will fix the problem
da OsamahM
@akhar1 - Sadly I don't have the schematics or board views for this system.
Even still many of the parts Apple uses are custom so even ID'ing part may not help you, and you still need the specialized tools to replace it which are also costly.
da Dan