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-How many beeps? The number of beeps it makes each time relates to a "beep code", which can tell you something about what's wrong.
+How many beeps? The number of beeps it makes each time relates to a "beep code", which can tell you something about what's wrong. Or is it making a solid tone, and not discernable individual beeps?
Have you tried resetting the PMU/SMC and the PRAM?
It's a longshot, but it could be that the power button is stuck, causing the power-on sequence to repeat continuously. To rule out that and the topcase/keyboard/power button assembly as the problem, I would disconnect the ribbon cable attaching it to the board, and then trip the power by bridging the power-on pads on the board. If the behavior is the same, you know it's not the topcase/keyboard that is the problem, and if it resolves the issue, you know the problem is somewhere in the topcase.

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How many beeps?  The number of beeps it makes each time relates to a "beep code", which can tell you something about what's wrong.

Have you tried resetting the PMU/SMC and the PRAM?

It's a longshot, but it could be that the power button is stuck, causing the power-on sequence to repeat continuously.  To rule out that and the topcase/keyboard/power button assembly as the problem, I would disconnect the ribbon cable attaching it to the board, and then trip the power by bridging the power-on pads on the board.  If the behavior is the same, you know it's not the topcase/keyboard that is the problem, and if it resolves the issue, you know the problem is somewhere in the topcase.

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