MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Mid 2010 Subwoofer & Right Speaker Replaced
MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Mid 2010 Subwoofer & Right Speaker Replaced still no volume!
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@santagary first try this:
Check in System Preferences: Sound:
- Output that sound output is set to “Internal Speakers”. and balance is set to center.
- Use the F12 volume key to set the sound to maximum.
- Reset PRAM.
Unplug headphone/external speakers and verify if you now get audio through internal speakers. Cycle through this plug /unplug operation several times in rapid succession and verify if audio gets back each time to the Internal speakers.This might loosen a stuck headphone jack. Of course this will only be diagnostic if you have audio on your headphone/ external speakers.
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@santagary do you have sound when you plug in a pair of headphones? It is possible that this is caused by a bad headphone jack. What have you checked?
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