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Optical Drive Not Recognized/Mount, Symptom, Quick Check, Mount, Check, Result, Action

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2010-06-15 Optical Drive Not Recognized/Mount Unlikely cause: LCD, speakers, fan, camera, microphone Quick Check Symptom Optical Drive Not Recognized/ Mount • Discs inject and eject, but do not appear in Finder Quick Check 1. Use Apple System Profiler ATA section to see if the optical drive appears. 2. Serial-ATA section of Apple System Profiler will show any media inserted. 3. Check Finder Preferences: General and make sure "CD's, DVD's and iPods" is checked under "Show these items on the Desktop." 4. Check both CD and DVD media. If only one type of media is recognized, there might be a laser related issue. (J99) Deep Dive Check Result 1. Is optical drive listed in the Yes device tree for SATA devices in System Profiler? No 2. Verify all connections between Yes logic board, flex cable, optical drive are secure. Visually No inspect cables and connectors for any debris, damage, or bent pins. Is optical drive now listed in System Profiler? 3. Disconnect optical drive by Yes lifting SATA cable at logic board and connecting a known-good drive. Is optical drive now listed in System No Profiler? 4. Install and test with Yes replacement optical drive SATA flex cable. Is optical drive now No listed in System Profiler? Action Issue resolved. Go to step 2. Issue resolved. Code 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) X03 J03 (J05) MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Symptom Charts - Mass Storage 87

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MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008) Symptom Charts — Mass Storage
87
2010-06-15
Optical Drive Not Recognized/Mount
Unlikely cause: LCD, speakers, fan, camera, microphone
Quick Check
Symptom
Quick Check
Optical Drive Not Recognized/
Mount
Discs inject and eject, but do
not appear in Finder
1.
Use Apple System Profiler ATA section to see if
the optical drive appears.
2.
Serial-ATA section of Apple System Profiler will
show any media inserted.
3.
Check Finder Preferences: General and make sure
“CD’s, DVD’s and iPods” is checked under “Show
these items on the Desktop.”
4.
Check both CD and DVD media. If only one type
of media is recognized, there might be a laser
related issue. (J99)
Deep Dive
Check
Result
Action
Code
1.
Is optical drive listed in the
device tree for SATA devices in
System Profiler?
Yes
Issue resolved.
No
Go to step 2.
2.
Verify all connections between
logic board, flex cable, 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
Issue resolved.
No
Replace any damaged cables
and retest.
If connections
are good and with no visible
cable damage, go to step 3.
X03
3.
Disconnect optical drive by
lifting SATA cable at logic
board and connecting a
known-good drive.
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 with
replacement optical drive 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
(J05)