Spilled MacBook Air 13 2015 doesn't work without charger
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hello!
I have spilled MacBook Air 13 2015 with beer. I have disassembled it and cleaned it with cleaner and alcohol. There are no visible damages on boards.
It doesn't work without charger. However it sees battery. When it works with charger red light is on (not green).
Here is some info from About This Mac:
''Battery Information:''
'' Model Information:''
'' Serial Number: C016053025YF90MBY''
'' Manufacturer: DP''
'' Device Name: bq20z451''
'' Pack Lot Code: 0''
'' PCB Lot Code: 0''
'' Firmware Version: 511''
'' Hardware Revision: 000a''
'' Cell Revision: 1200''
'' Charge Information:''
'' Charge Remaining (mAh): 3837''
'' Fully Charged: No''
'' Charging: No''
'' Full Charge Capacity (mAh): 6605''
'' Health Information:''
'' Cycle Count: 129''
'' Condition: Replace Now''
'' Battery Installed: Yes''
'' Amperage (mA): 0''
'' Voltage (mV): 7785''
And some screenshots:
[image|1182111]
[image|1182110]
What could it be? Is it possible that charge management chip is damaged?
Spilled MacBook Air 13 2015 doesn't work without charger
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hello!
I have spilled MacBook Air 13 2015 with beer. I have disassembled it and cleaned it with cleaner and alcohol. There are no visible damages on boards.
It doesn't work without charger. However it sees battery. When it works with charger red light is on (not green).
Here is some info from About This Mac:
''Battery Information:''
'' Model Information:''
'' Serial Number: C016053025YF90MBY''
'' Manufacturer: DP''
'' Device Name: bq20z451''
'' Pack Lot Code: 0''
'' PCB Lot Code: 0''
'' Firmware Version: 511''
'' Hardware Revision: 000a''
'' Cell Revision: 1200''
'' Charge Information:''
'' Charge Remaining (mAh): 3837''
'' Fully Charged: No''
'' Charging: No''
'' Full Charge Capacity (mAh): 6605''
'' Health Information:''
'' Cycle Count: 129''
'' Condition: Replace Now''
'' Battery Installed: Yes''
'' Amperage (mA): 0''
'' Voltage (mV): 7785''
And some screenshots:
[image|1182111]
[image|1182110]
What could it be? Is it possible that charge management chip is damaged?