I need help on this macbook pro A1706,The problem is 1 hour auto shutdown, when i playing videos or music it stays working for 1 hour after that it shuts down,anyone encounter this problem please help
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Re: Macbook pro A1706 2017
Are you powered off battery or external adapter during these tests?
Is the adapter original?
What is the power adapter rating?
Is the one hour exactly one hour or an estimate?
Check if the logic board is extremely hot at the end of this use? Perhaps overheating and shutting down due to lack of proper heat dissipation / ventilation. -
Re: Macbook pro A1706 2017
estimated about 1 hour it shuts off and sometimes cannot turn on quickly many times to press power button to turn onComment
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Re: Macbook pro A1706 2017
Try the PRAM reset. See attached. Hold these keys down while powering up and wait for 2 chimes. See if this helps.
Are the fans running? Exhaust air is hot?
Perhaps the cpu needs some fresh heatsink compound.
Unit clean or is dusty?
Could be perhaps a capacitor that is starting to fail.Attached FilesComment
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Re: Macbook pro A1706 2017
tried pram reset still problem exist i check it almost 1 hours it goes to auto shutdown, fan is clean and new thermal paste.Comment
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anyone who encounter this same problem please helpComment
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Do you see this issue with an external adapter or on battery power?
Can you test with another power adapter to rule out overheating of the power adapter?Comment
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Re: Macbook pro A1706 2017
Already tried different good adapter same issue sometimes many times to press the power button to turn on then once turn on after 1hours auto shutdown, anyone can help on this please, does this smc problem?Comment
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Re: Macbook pro A1706 2017
Review this webpage and confirm this is not a timer or scheduled shutdown:
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-p...r-mac-desktop/Comment
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Re: Macbook pro A1706 2017
I think this is a board problemComment
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Among investigating a capacitor on the logic board spilt and scorched surrounding area please refer to images; https://imgur.com/a/AmSwFr3
I found a schematic (x362 MLB Schematic) for the logic board on a thread from this site, I'm unsure about the right terminology when describing so please forgive me.
On the location I assume...
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