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i sent it to get it fixed and I was told that the internal CPU is damaged and it can’t be fixed, “that its not worth to pay $700 to fix it” that’s what the guy said. What should I do
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Assuming the SoC is damaged then one would need a new logic board like this one MacBook Pro 13" (A2338, Late 2020) 3.2 GHz Logic Board with Paired Touch ID Sensor
As you didn’t tells us what happened that lead up to the system failing there is little here to work from. Did you get the system wet? Did you drop or bang it? Was there any noise or smell at the time of the event from the system?
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Well nothing happed one day it gave out on my brother and it wouldn’t turn on
@abdelhamnid - Sorry can’t offer much more, maybe the logic board can be repaired but that will take deeper skills. Where do you live? Country and nearest major city, maybe we can aim you to someone who can fix rather that replace the logic board. That would at least save the data you have on it if that is your concern.
I live in queens New York. Thanks for the help
@abdelhamnid - Louis Rossmann had a shop in the city and I do believe some of his staff opened up a shop there after the rest moved to Texas. Give him a call/email to see if he can aim you.
Otherwise the next best option is just outside of Buffalo NY iPadRehab Jessa team also works on Mac’s. Checkout her YouTube channel Jessa Fixes a MacBook all by herself. With no help with Louis clowning around with her.
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