MacBook Pro 16" A2141 820-01700 T2 SOC ROM DUMP
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Re: MacBook Pro 16" A2141 820-01700 T2 SOC ROM DUMP
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Re: MacBook Pro 16" A2141 820-01700 T2 SOC ROM DUMP
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Any one have macbook t2 rom data bin files
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Hi there.
I have Macbook Pro 16" 2019, model number A2141, motherboard number 820-01700. I have some problem with dedicated graphic card. When Macbook switches to dedicated GPU it is getting instantly hot and starts to show glitches on screen, then it freezes (trackpad is not clicking anymore) and shuts down.
I tried to reinstall MacOS But it was a pain, it started to show glitches in middle of installation and I could not finish it. I only was able to reinstall MacOS when I put Macbook outside (it is winter and -2 Celcius).
Now situation looks like this, If... -
I HAVE A MACBOOK PRO A2141 820-01700 THIS BOARD IS PP2V5_NAND_SSD1 SHORT TO GROUND THEN I CHECK ONE SIDE U8600 IS SHORT THIS SIDE IS ONLY ONE CHIP U8600 OTHER SIDE
PP2V5_NAND_SSD1 IS OK AND U9100 U9200 U9300 U9400 IS ALSO OK Will removing the U8600 fix the board or will I have to install a new one
Link to boardview --> https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...91#post1449091 -
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Hello,
i ask if someone has a hint for me. I have a A2141. The original battery died and i replaced it with a new one form Ifixit. After the replacement the MacBook Boots only with the power supply.
Coconut Battery is recognize the battery but it is not charging. When i remove the power supply the MacBook is immediately dead. -
A friend brought his fresh-from-ebay macbook pro A2141 after he failed replacement keyboard plugging.
I fixed all the little problems he introduced.
I am unable to install macOS to this device. Both Sequoia and Catalina (from Internet Recovery) start to install, but after ~2-5 minutes into the installation the macbook does a hard restart (max fan spin for a split second, then reboot without chime).
I noticed what I think is a very high power consumption, like 20V/1.7A when activating WiFi for internet recovery, and more like 20V/3.7-4.1A while downloading the recovery...
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