Fixing a MacBook A1707: Troubleshooting a Dead MacBook

TLDRIn this video, we troubleshoot a MacBook A1707 that is not powering on. We check for CPU and GPU vcore and find that they are not present. There is no corrosion or physical damage on the board, so we dive deeper into the issue to find a solution.

Key insights

The MacBook A1707 is not powering on and does not have CPU or GPU vcore.

There is no corrosion or physical damage on the MacBook A1707's logic board.

Troubleshooting and fixing a MacBook A1707 without CPU or GPU vcore can be challenging.

The multimeter readings indicate that the CPU and GPU are not turning on.

Further investigation is needed to determine the cause of the issue with the MacBook A1707.

Q&A

Why is my MacBook A1707 not powering on?

—There can be various reasons why a MacBook A1707 is not powering on, such as a hardware issue, motherboard problem, or power supply failure. It is recommended to troubleshoot the device to identify the exact cause.

What should I do if my MacBook A1707 does not have CPU or GPU vcore?

—If your MacBook A1707 does not have CPU or GPU vcore, it indicates a possible issue with the components responsible for providing power to the CPU and GPU. It may require professional repair or replacement of the faulty components.

Is corrosion or physical damage common in MacBook A1707 issues?

—Corrosion or physical damage on the logic board of a MacBook A1707 can be a common issue, but not in all cases. It is important to carefully inspect the board for any signs of damage or corrosion to determine the root cause of the problem.

Can MacBook A1707 issues be fixed without CPU or GPU vcore?

—Fixing a MacBook A1707 without CPU or GPU vcore can be challenging, as it indicates a major power delivery issue. It may require advanced troubleshooting and component-level repair to resolve the problem.

What are the next steps in troubleshooting a MacBook A1707 without CPU or GPU vcore?

—To further investigate the issue with a MacBook A1707 without CPU or GPU vcore, it is recommended to check related components, repair power delivery circuits, or consider seeking professional assistance from an experienced technician.