How do I test for a short circuit?
I’ve got a faulty MacBook Air as listed the device. Its screen is non-functional as it is severely damaged. The MacBook boots to the Apple Logo ( I test and found this out by plugging a display cable into an adapter to the Mac), it then just sits there and the fans spin and cpu gets really hot. I’ve tried dfu restore and revive and nothing seems to work. I can target disk mode and sometimes alt choose disk but nothing seems to load. It was fine before this happened and I had taken the screen off.
I am just wondering how should I test for a short circuit somewhere on the board? As I’m wanting to learn what has caused it. I’ve got a multimeter and that’s basically it haha.. Just wanting to know.. Thanks
Update (11/22/23)
The multimeter I have.
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Uh I know it’s going to cost a lot to fix. I’d still like to know how to diagnose
Fire Aussie さんによる
How long are you letting it sit trying to boot? What sort of error do you get when you do the DFU restore? I
When you say the CPU gets hot, have you checked? Or is the fan just spinning at full speed?
I know your question was about checking for shorts. I'll get there if need be :)
Alisha C さんによる
@flannelist About an hour and a half is the maximum I’ve tried letting it boot (sits on apple logo). I don’t get an error when doing DFU restore, it was successful supposedly.
CPU physically gets hot AND fans spin at full speed.
Have I added that there is no screen attached as it is severely damaged? It might of shorted the computer once but computer worked after I removed the screen
Fire Aussie さんによる
@fireaussie You did not, but I would have inferred something of that sort anyhow, based on the mention of screen damage. But the confirmation helps.
Was there any other damage? Did it do the same thing before you disconnected the screen (but after it was damaged)
Alisha C さんによる
@flannelist all good. With the information provided, what now?
Fire Aussie さんによる
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