Apple Macbook Pro Aluminum 13-Inch Black Laptop Keyb Technical Guide - Page 40

Connect known-good VGA, Connect External video

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6. Connect External video Yes Video correct on external Connect known-good VGA/ display. Research available DVI adapter to known-good firmware and software display, press power button updates, retest. and close display to force main screen startup on external If returning with software video. Verify that video is already updated, go to Step 7 correct when displayed from external display. No Replace logic board with according symptom code: -no video M03 -bad/distorted video M04 7. Isolate LCD display detection Disconnect external monitor and reopen display and restart unit. Verify that sleep LED indicator goes off after internal LCD has been detected. Yes Sleep LED goes off when LCD detected. -If still no video then Go to step 8, -If video present, but with defect, go to step 9 No Internal LCD not detected. Run Clamshell Service Diagnostic utility and check for LCD panel presence. If not found, reseat LVDS cable connection on logic board and retest. If sleep led does not go off after cable is reseated, go to step 10 8. Check for sleep sensor Yes Sleep sensor was stuck or had condition shorted cable. Replace IR/ X13 If display assembly sleep sleep cable (or enclosing top sensor is stuck in a closed state, case) video will appear on internal display temporarily, until the No Symptoms unchanged - Go OS sleeps the system. to Step 9 Disconnect IR/sleep cable and restart unit without external display. Verify that system starts up with video on internal display stays on and does not go into sleep mode. 2010-06-15 MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Symptom Charts - Startup and Power Issues 40

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MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Symptom Charts — Startup and Power Issues
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2010-06-15
6.
Connect External video
Connect known-good VGA/
DVI adapter to known-good
display, press power button
and close display to force main
screen startup on external
video. Verify that video is
correct when displayed from
external display.
Yes
Video correct on external
display. Research available
firmware and software
updates, retest.
If returning with software
already updated, go to Step 7
No
Replace logic board with
according symptom code:
-no video
-bad/distorted video
M03
M04
7.
Isolate LCD display detection
Disconnect external monitor
and reopen display and restart
unit. Verify that sleep LED
indicator goes off after internal
LCD has been detected.
Yes
Sleep LED goes off when LCD
detected.
-If still no video then Go to
step 8,
-If video present, but with
defect, go to step 9
No
Internal LCD not detected.
Run Clamshell Service
Diagnostic utility and check
for LCD panel presence. If
not found, reseat LVDS cable
connection on logic board
and retest. If sleep led does
not go off after cable is
reseated, go to step 10
8.
Check for sleep sensor
condition
If display assembly sleep
sensor is stuck in a closed state,
video will appear on internal
display temporarily, until the
OS sleeps the system.
Disconnect IR/sleep cable and
restart unit without external
display. Verify that system
starts up with video on internal
display stays on and does not
go into sleep mode.
Yes
Sleep sensor was stuck or had
shorted cable. Replace IR/
sleep cable (or enclosing top
case)
X13
No
Symptoms unchanged - Go
to Step 9