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  • Runnerboys
    Mordex
    • Dec 2021
    • 7
    • USA

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    Macbook a2251 Water damage- stuck on Logo

    Hi all,

    Would appreciate your input, we have fixed a water damage motherboard for the a2251, there was mainly corrosion next to the 2 locations, but were able to clean it all

    First few times- the Macbook would boot and got to login screen (didn't try to login), day after, when we tested it - it would get stuck on the logo and won't show welcome screen

    What would be the best step to take from here to test? should I test Mobo components/ chip / storage? and if so- where do I start?

    OR should I try to use the Apple Configurator and connect it to another mac to test?

    The Macbook is not getting extra hot, so not really sure how to move from here

    Thank you for all help in advance

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