Today, I started working on a MacBook Pro A2289 it showed only 5 volts with .345 amps while plugged in. I was able to find a hot spot via thermal camera on the FDMF5808A (U7220) which I believe is some type of CPU monitor chip. Once chip was removed the laptop booted without issue, I do not have a backup chip currently available I had to order one. My question is will utilizing laptop without said chip cause any type of damage?
MacBook Pro A2289 (FDMF5808A) (U7220)
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