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I didn’t change r7075. I have hasked to my customer 80€ for reapair. However, I also offered the client to purchase their broken computer, but they said they would think about it and had it returned to them.
Then if you want you can close this post
See you to the next repair
Thank you for your support. I replaced the two capacitors, but it doesn't seem to have had any effect. However, the customer called me and said they bought a new computer and no longer want to repair this one. Thank you, you are amazing!
You're absolutely right, it’s burnt. In the meantime, I soldered another 4.7-ohm resistor. After powering it up, the USB tester showed different values. Then I measured the resistor again, and the new one was also burnt, reading 4.7 kOhms. Something is burning this resistor. Can you confirm that...
I tested R7075, and it doesn’t seem to be burnt. However, the strange thing is that it should be 4.7 ohms, but it measures 4.7 kOhms. My board is 820-00923-A.
Hello everyone,
I'm new to the forum, and I've heard great things about this community, so I decided to join, hoping you can help me.
The story of this Mac is a bit complicated. Let me explain step by step:
The customer brought me a Mac that wouldn't turn on. Using a USB tester, I...