I think my Logic Board is dying =(
I think my Macbook is headed to its demise… a month ago it stopped charging. I was still under warranty then, brought it to the genius bar and was told it was an issue with my charger and was sent on my merry way thankful it wasn’t an issue with the computer itself…
Now flash-forward to now 6 weeks later and it’s getting very hot, randomly shutting off (it shut off twice today when I accidentally tapped the part of the computer where you plug in your charger) and it also shut down randomly last week when I placed on my desk.
When I turn it back on after a shut down the date/time is all messed up and it won’t charge at first. I have to turn it off and on a few more times, plug/unplug the charger till it eventually begins to charge again. These random shut offs happen both when the battery is drained and when the battery is full. I highly doubt it’s a charger issue as I just got this one a few weeks ago and the charger works fine on other computers. When it is not randomly shutting off it works fine and it only gets hot when I'm watching Netflix or a DVD
I am starting to lean toward the grim possibility that it is my logic board. And the FUN part is my warranty was up two weeks ago. Before now I haven’t had any problem with it…it figures. No chance in HELL I can afford to replace that. Can anyone clue me into what’s going on? Or what the general symptoms of a logic board issue are? Here is the battery information if you’d like to see it…thanks in advance!
Model Information:
Charge Information:
Charge remaining (mAh)
t4601
Fully chargedtNo
ChargingtYes
Full charge capacity (mAh)t4761
Health Information:
Cycle countt436
ConditiontNormal
Battery InstalledtYes
Amperage (mA)t660
Voltage (mV)t12564
System Power Settings:
AC Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes)t90
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes)t10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes)t60
Wake On AC ChangetNo
Wake On Clamshell OpentYes
Wake On LANtYes
Current Power SourcetYes
Display Sleep Uses DimtYes
Battery Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes)t66
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes)t10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes)t66
Wake On AC ChangetNo
Wake On Clamshell OpentYes
Display Sleep Uses DimtYes
Reduce BrightnesstYes
Hardware Configuration:
UPS InstalledtNo
AC Charger Information:
ConnectedtYes
IDt0x0100
Wattage (W)t60
Revisiont0x0000
Familyt0x00ba
Serial Numbert0x008944b2
ChargingtYes
Now flash-forward to now 6 weeks later and it’s getting very hot, randomly shutting off (it shut off twice today when I accidentally tapped the part of the computer where you plug in your charger) and it also shut down randomly last week when I placed on my desk.
When I turn it back on after a shut down the date/time is all messed up and it won’t charge at first. I have to turn it off and on a few more times, plug/unplug the charger till it eventually begins to charge again. These random shut offs happen both when the battery is drained and when the battery is full. I highly doubt it’s a charger issue as I just got this one a few weeks ago and the charger works fine on other computers. When it is not randomly shutting off it works fine and it only gets hot when I'm watching Netflix or a DVD
I am starting to lean toward the grim possibility that it is my logic board. And the FUN part is my warranty was up two weeks ago. Before now I haven’t had any problem with it…it figures. No chance in HELL I can afford to replace that. Can anyone clue me into what’s going on? Or what the general symptoms of a logic board issue are? Here is the battery information if you’d like to see it…thanks in advance!
Model Information:
Charge Information:
Charge remaining (mAh)
t4601Fully charged
tNoCharging
tYesFull charge capacity (mAh)
t4761Health Information:
Cycle count
t436Condition
tNormalBattery Installed
tYesAmperage (mA)
t660Voltage (mV)
t12564System Power Settings:
AC Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes)
t90Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes)
t10Display Sleep Timer (Minutes)
t60Wake On AC Change
tNoWake On Clamshell Open
tYesWake On LAN
tYesCurrent Power Source
tYesDisplay Sleep Uses Dim
tYesBattery Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes)
t66Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes)
t10Display Sleep Timer (Minutes)
t66Wake On AC Change
tNoWake On Clamshell Open
tYesDisplay Sleep Uses Dim
tYesReduce Brightness
tYesHardware Configuration:
UPS Installed
tNoAC Charger Information:
Connected
tYesID
t0x0100Wattage (W)
t60Revision
t0x0000Family
t0x00baSerial Number
t0x008944b2Charging
tYes
Comments
I think my Macbook is headed to its demise? a month ago it stopped charging. I was still under warranty then, brought it to the genius bar and was told it was an issue with my charger and was sent on my merry way thankful it wasn?t an issue with the computer itself?
Now flash-forward to now 6 weeks later and it?s getting very hot, randomly shutting off (it shut off twice today when I accidentally tapped the part of the computer where you plug in your charger) and it also shut down randomly last week when I placed on my desk.
When I turn it back on after a shut down the date/time is all messed up and it won?t charge at first. I have to turn it off and on a few more times, plug/unplug the charger till it eventually begins to charge again. These random shut offs happen both when the battery is drained and when the battery is full. I highly doubt it?s a charger issue as I just got this one a few weeks ago and the charger works fine on other computers. When it is not randomly shutting off it works fine and it only gets hot when I'm watching Netflix or a DVD
I am starting to lean toward the grim possibility that it is my logic board. And the FUN part is my warranty was up two weeks ago. Before now I haven?t had any problem with it?it figures. No chance in HELL I can afford to replace that. Can anyone clue me into what?s going on? Or what the general symptoms of a logic board issue are? Here is the battery information if you?d like to see it?thanks in advance!
Model Information:
Charge Information:
Charge remaining (mAh)
Fully charged
Charging
Full charge capacity (mAh)
Health Information:
Cycle count
Condition
Battery Installed
Amperage (mA)
Voltage (mV)
System Power Settings:
AC Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes)
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes)
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes)
Wake On AC Change
Wake On Clamshell Open
Wake On LAN
Current Power Source
Display Sleep Uses Dim
Battery Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes)
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes)
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes)
Wake On AC Change
Wake On Clamshell Open
Display Sleep Uses Dim
Reduce Brightness
Hardware Configuration:
UPS Installed
AC Charger Information:
Connected
ID
Wattage (W)
Revision
Family
Serial Number
Charging
My symptom was a big question mark in the middle of the screen? like that. It was trying to find the operating system and it could not.I had to have the logic board replaced by apple.