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Optical Drive Noisy, Symptom, Quick Check, Check, Result, Action

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2010-06-15 Optical Drive Noisy Unlikely cause: LCD, speakers, fan, camera, microphone Quick Check Symptom Quick Check Optical Drive Noisy • Noise during boot • Noise during operation • Noise when drive is copying or writing data 1. Test optical media in another drive of the same type in same type of computer to rule out media issue. 2. Check with known-good discs. Install discs that came with the computer. 3. Check to see if noise occurs without media in the drive. If so, check for hard drive (H06) and fan (M18) caused noise. Deep Dive Check Result 1. Is optical drive constantly Yes seeking or cycling eject mechanism without an optical disc installed? Optical drive No should perform only one reset sequence and rest idle, ready for media. 2. Insert known good data CD. Yes Is media free to spin without optical drive scraping edge or surface of media? Verify disc No does not exceed maximum thickness specification. 3. Initial disc handling noise is Yes normal. Disc spinning and head seek indicate disc is mounting to desktop. Seek noise should settle down No once mounted. Is noise above normal and related to seek activity? Action Continue and verify with media, go to step 2. Replace optical drive if continuous activity occurs with no disc installed. Continue and verify with media, go to step 3. Internal mechanical interference is affecting rotational spin of media, replace optical drive. Replace optical drive. Go to step 4. Code J04 J04 J04 MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Symptom Charts - Mass Storage 88

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MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Symptom Charts — Mass Storage
88
2010-06-15
Optical Drive Noisy
Unlikely cause: LCD, speakers, fan, camera, microphone
Quick Check
Symptom
Quick Check
Optical Drive Noisy
Noise during boot
Noise during operation
Noise when drive is copying or
writing data
1.
Test optical media in another drive of the same
type in same type of computer to rule out media
issue.
2.
Check with known-good discs. Install discs that
came with the computer.
3.
Check to see if noise occurs without media in
the drive. If so, check for hard drive (H06) and fan
(M18) caused noise.
Deep Dive
Check
Result
Action
Code
1.
Is optical drive constantly
seeking or cycling eject
mechanism without an optical
disc installed? Optical drive
should perform only one reset
sequence and rest idle, ready
for media.
Yes
Continue and verify with
media, go to step 2.
No
Replace optical drive if
continuous activity occurs
with no disc installed.
J04
2.
Insert known good data CD.
Is media free to spin without
optical drive scraping edge or
surface of media?
Verify disc
does not exceed maximum
thickness specification.
Yes
Continue and verify with
media, go to step 3.
No
Internal mechanical
interference is affecting
rotational spin of media,
replace optical drive.
J04
3.
Initial disc handling noise is
normal. Disc spinning and
head seek indicate disc is
mounting to desktop.
Seek
noise should settle down
once mounted.
Is noise above
normal and related to seek
activity?
Yes
Replace optical drive.
J04
No
Go to step 4.