ok client came in, charger is charging as usual. However I am testing to see if it charges via USB C. The computer will not charge via USB C cable which is telling me there is something still going on. I am getting 20Volts 0 amps on all 3 usb c ports. no charge icon whatsoever, but it does read peripherals. Any idea what this could be before I take this board out YET again lol
MacBook Pro 14" M1 Pro Battery related question.
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Just repaired a liquid damage A2337 M1 unit that Apple said to 'toss it away'. Could not charge and was able to negotiate 20v but at very low current. The issue was that the battery was locked out. A fresh known good battery repaired the charging fault. Consider to source a known good battery and test again.Comment
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Just repaired a liquid damage A2337 M1 unit that Apple said to 'toss it away'. Could not charge and was able to negotiate 20v but at very low current. The issue was that the battery was locked out. A fresh known good battery repaired the charging fault. Consider to source a known good battery and test again.Last edited by Stephen; 03-04-2025, 11:36 AM.sigpic
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Checking this and it seems there is still some sort of issue somewhere preventing it from charging on the USB C area. Batteries do checkout fine. I am wondering if this has to do with those crappy chips Apple is using on these boards that is causing the charge issue?sigpic
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