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  • JimmyKmodding
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    • Dec 2025
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    mac mini 2011 a1347 631-1740 no power

    hello, I encountered an issue with the mac mini a1347 mid 2011 with the motherboard model being 631-1740. I tried to upgrade its dual hdd setup with ssds and upgrade the ram to 16gb. I also took apart the whole thing to replace the thermal paste. after putting everything together, it refuses to power on. I have no idea what the issue is and no idea where to start. I did check the voltage at the motherboard connector and I do get 12 volts. what else should I check?

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