MacBook Pro Shuts Down Unexpectedly (Maybe issue in logic board?)

Hi,

Thanks for looking into my issue. I presumed it would be anissue in ssd but guess it isn't.

The stats from coconut battery is when it used to stay powered on longer but now is the different case.

It would crash even during startup after entering password. I then tried to Reinstall fresh MacOS with recovery mode erasing entire SSD and EVEN there during installation/during erasing SSD, it stopped responding, trackpad button became unresponsive, and there came a lound noise from the fan like it is at full throttle and then it crashed (it is happening constantly now as I tried it more than 5 times).

Without MacOS it is turning on fine and the it stays on witht he question mark on screen as long as I want.

To your questions:

-Crash occur randomly at any point and without extended use and even in Safe Mode.

-It feels warm but not the point to touch

- Couldn't check logs and the fan seems to be fine and not dusty

Thanks.

Sounds like a logic board issue, but what the issue is I can't conclusively say. You could try booting into Apple Diagnostics (hold D on startup) to see if it tells you anything. Maybe using an external fan to cool the machine during use will get it to stay on longer? My guess is that a component is overheating or a sensor is failing, but I'm not sure. You may need to do some board level testing, and if you don't have experience with that I'd recommend taking it into a shop to get it serviced. Good luck!