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- Jul 30, 2009
Ok, I was given a 2012 Macbook Pro that had cough syrup spilled down the keyboard. It was then operated with the liquid in there and shut off. Wouldn't start back up.
After taking it apart, I found a very small amount on the bottom of the wires, but 98% of it still in the keyboard itself. Took out the logic board, wiped down just in case, reinstalled.
Booted right up. Got into everything, was running like a champ. Upon attempting a reboot, it wouldnt start. Took apart again, reinstalled, starts right up. Attempt a restart, nothing.
So I can repeat this process and get it to boot every time. Not sure where to go next. Any ideas? Maybe the power button itself is bad? When I reinstalled the logic board and get it running, it seems to turn itself on when I plug it in, so maybe just the power button is no good?
Looking for advice, ideas, thoughts? It seems like I can sell it and get a few bucks for it since it is so new, but I would prefer to get it running reliably and keep it. I don't care about the keyboard issue.
Thanks
After taking it apart, I found a very small amount on the bottom of the wires, but 98% of it still in the keyboard itself. Took out the logic board, wiped down just in case, reinstalled.
Booted right up. Got into everything, was running like a champ. Upon attempting a reboot, it wouldnt start. Took apart again, reinstalled, starts right up. Attempt a restart, nothing.
So I can repeat this process and get it to boot every time. Not sure where to go next. Any ideas? Maybe the power button itself is bad? When I reinstalled the logic board and get it running, it seems to turn itself on when I plug it in, so maybe just the power button is no good?
Looking for advice, ideas, thoughts? It seems like I can sell it and get a few bucks for it since it is so new, but I would prefer to get it running reliably and keep it. I don't care about the keyboard issue.
Thanks