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2010-06-15 Deep Dive Check Result Action Code 1. Is optical drive listed in the Yes device tree for serial-ATA devices in System Profiler? No 2. Verify all connections between Yes logic board, flex cable, and optical drive are secure. Visually inspect cables and connectors for any debris, No damage, or bent pins. Is optical drive now listed in System Profiler? 3. Disconnect user's optical Yes drive by lifting SATA cable at logic board and connecting a known good optical drive assembly. Is optical drive now No listed in System Profiler? 4. Install and test user's optical Yes drive with replacement SATA flex cable. Is optical drive now No listed in System Profiler? 5. Inspect optical drive slot Yes for disc insert/eject. Is there clearance for disc use? No 6. Insert known-good disc and Yes test user's optical drive for acceptance of disc. Does disc auto eject? No 7. Does disc mount to desktop? Yes No Optical drive has power, inspect disc acceptance. Go to step 5. Inspect hardware. Go to step 2 Optical drive has power, inspect disc acceptance. Go to step 5. Replace any damaged cables X03 and retest. If connections are good and with no visible cable damage, go to step 3. SATA port functional, reconnect user's optical drive & SATA cable. Go to step 4. Replace logic board. M19 Cable change resolved issue. Replace the optical drive. (Mechanical damage to optical drive, if found) Go to step 6. Replace damaged optical drive or system top case that interferes with disc use. Replace the optical drive. (Mechanical damage to optical drive, if found) Go to step 7. Go to Eject Test step 8. Go to Optical Drive Read/Write Data Error troubleshooting page. X03 J03 (J06) J01 (J05) X13 J03 (J06) MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Symptom Charts - Mass Storage 84

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MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Symptom Charts — Mass Storage
84
2010-06-15
Deep Dive
Check
Result
Action
Code
1.
Is optical drive listed in the
device tree for serial-ATA
devices in System Profiler?
Yes
Optical drive has power,
inspect disc acceptance. Go
to step 5.
No
Inspect hardware.
Go to step
2
2.
Verify all connections between
logic board, flex cable, and
optical drive are secure.
Visually inspect cables and
connectors for any debris,
damage, or bent pins.
Is
optical drive now listed in
System Profiler?
Yes
Optical drive has power,
inspect disc acceptance. Go
to step 5.
No
Replace any damaged cables
and retest. If connections
are good and with no visible
cable damage, go to step 3.
X03
3.
Disconnect user’s optical
drive by lifting SATA cable at
logic board and connecting
a known good optical drive
assembly.
Is optical drive now
listed in System Profiler?
Yes
SATA port functional,
reconnect user’s optical drive
& SATA cable.
Go to step 4.
No
Replace logic board.
M19
4.
Install and test user’s optical
drive with replacement SATA
flex cable.
Is optical drive now
listed in System Profiler?
Yes
Cable change resolved issue.
X03
No
Replace the optical drive.
(Mechanical damage to
optical drive, if found)
J03
(J06)
5.
Inspect optical drive slot
for disc insert/eject. Is there
clearance for disc use?
Yes
Go to step 6.
No
Replace damaged optical
drive or system top case that
interferes with disc use.
J01
(J05)
X13
6.
Insert known-good disc and
test user’s optical drive for
acceptance of disc.
Does disc
auto eject?
Yes
Replace the optical drive.
(Mechanical damage to
optical drive, if found)
J03
(J06)
No
Go to step 7.
7.
Does disc mount to desktop?
Yes
Go to Eject Test step 8.
No
Go to Optical Drive
Read/Write Data Error
troubleshooting page.