Liquid splashes my keyboard

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MacBook Pro 17" Unibody

Model A1297 Unibody: Early 2009, Mid 2009, Mid 2010, Early 2011 & Late 2011

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Laurent @laurent16995

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Liquid splashes my keyboard

Hello,

some liquid splashes my keyboard. I have completely unsettled the hardware and let it dry. But I found no liquid trace on the mainboard.

When I had replace the hardware and put the power on, the screen lights on, I heard the sound but a few seconds later its turn off and open again in the same cycle until I remove the power cord.

I'm searching informations to know if is the mainboard is out or is it a keyboard problem?

Thanks for your help.

Regards,

Laurent

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I've had a similar problem after a liquid spill over the keyboard. Pressing some of the keys created a short circuit, and to power the MBP up I had to disconnect the battery connector and connect it again.

Since there was no liquid on the logic board, I bought a new top case from Apple and installed it. Everything works fine, except the DVD drive, which has no juice at all. I only found out now, weeks later, when trying to burn a disk. Might have made a mistake during reassembly, or the drive might be shot.

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originalmachead @originalmachead Репутация: 116,3к 66 68 359 · Answer 1 · 2013-01-02T07:10:57-07:00

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I've never heard of a keyboard causing this behavior. It could possibly be corrosion or damage on the rear of the logic board.

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Thanks for your comment.

I have this information from SAV who says that a "short circuit in the keyboard" can cause this problem. But I can't verify my self.

In fact I have found nobody to tell me if "when the chime is heard" the motherboard is in a good state.

2 янв 2013 г. из Laurent

Mac Intel POST (Power On Self Test) sequence would indicate you have a boot disk problem, or a corrupt version of the OS. So see if you can boot from your installer dvd (a failure doing this probably does mean a logic board problem).

2 янв 2013 г. из originalmachead

Thanks,

I will try it and leave a comment for the result.

3 янв 2013 г. из Laurent

My MAC doesn't start anymore...

7 янв 2013 г. из Laurent

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