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MacBook Pro 2012 no boot
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The green hazy substance around the chips in the center area of your picture really looks like corrosion damage from a liquid spill.
Or, the very center has a large mass of melted solder, which could mean overheating, or, again, damage caused as a result of trying to boot up when there has already been damage, again,probably caused by a liquid spill.
Yeah, I come back to that a lot, because of what it looks like - and the common damage that I see resulting from a variety of different substances.
Your choice for the fix?
Get the logic board replaced.
I don't think that anyone can repair that damage in the center of your picture.
Because of that, your choice is purchasing a replacement logic board.
Or, the very center has a large mass of melted solder, which could mean overheating, or, again, damage caused as a result of trying to boot up when there has already been damage, again,probably caused by a liquid spill.
Yeah, I come back to that a lot, because of what it looks like - and the common damage that I see resulting from a variety of different substances.
Your choice for the fix?
Get the logic board replaced.
I don't think that anyone can repair that damage in the center of your picture.
Because of that, your choice is purchasing a replacement logic board.
Thank you for you're reply delta. the large solder ball was from a guy I sent it to repair it . Prior to sending it I removed the chip under the chip it had no solder a few of the traces and pads where burnt.
So I will get a used logic board thank you
So I will get a used logic board thank you