My MacBook Pro has a bad battery connector possibly. Thats what I initially suspected and hoped for. Or, it could be bad I/O board or bad logic board.
It was working fine when I shut it off one day. I came back some days later and it just wouldn’t power on again. It has a newer battery and charging cord. The thing lights up when I attach the cord.
The first pin on the battery connector has no continuity but the rest of them do. I did leave it plugged in constantly when it was working. I’m wondering if I burned something out in the battery connector. A new one is cheap but I got discouraged after someone I asked on this website said that it was likely a logic board problem and supposedly my system had that type of failure frequently.
It’s a MacBook Pro 15" non-unibody model A 1211.
I could try replacing the battery connector if it might help.
What do you think? might it be worth trying?
my mac book pro has a bad battery connector possibly. thats what i initially suspected and hoped for. or it could be bad i/o board or bad logic board. It was working fine when i shut it off one day. i came back some days later and it just wouldnt power on again. it has a newer battery and charging cord. the thing lights up when i attach the cord.
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My MacBook Pro has a bad battery connector possibly. Thats what I initially suspected and hoped for. Or, it could be bad I/O board or bad logic board.
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The first pin on the battery connector has no continuity but the rest of them do. I did leave it plugged in constantly when it was working. i am wondering if i burned something out in the battery connector. a new one is cheap but i got discouraged after someone i asked on this website said that it was likely a logic board problem and supposedly my macbook had that type of failure frequently.
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It was working fine when I shut it off one day. I came back some days later and it just wouldn’t power on again. It has a newer battery and charging cord. The thing lights up when I attach the cord.
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its a macbook pro 15"non unibody model A 1121.
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The first pin on the battery connector has no continuity but the rest of them do. I did leave it plugged in constantly when it was working. I’m wondering if I burned something out in the battery connector. A new one is cheap but I got discouraged after someone I asked on this website said that it was likely a logic board problem and supposedly my system had that type of failure frequently.
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i could try replacing the battery connector if it might help. what do you think? might it be worth trying?
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It’s a MacBook Pro 15" non-unibody model A 1211.
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I could try replacing the battery connector if it might help.
my mac book pro has a bad battery connector possibly. thats what i initially suspected and hoped for. or it could be bad i/o board or bad logic board. It was working fine when i shut it off one day. i came back some days later and it just wouldnt power on again. it has a newer battery and charging cord. the thing lights up when i attach the cord.
The first pin on the battery connector has no continuity but the rest of them do. I did leave it plugged in constantly when it was working. i am wondering if i burned something out in the battery connector. a new one is cheap but i got discouraged after someone i asked on this website said that it was likely a logic board problem and supposedly my macbook had that type of failure frequently.
its a macbook pro 15" non unibody model A 1121.
i could try replacing the battery connector if it might help. what do you think? might it be worth trying?