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Even after I replaced the battery, took it in to the Apple Store for repair, and then replaced the logic board and my MacBook Pro Late 2013 still does not boot up. What if any has had the same issue after replacing both the battery and logic obard?
rayminias wrote:
Even after I replaced the battery, took it in to the Apple Store for repair, and then replaced the logic board and my MacBook Pro Late 2013 still does not boot up. What if any has had the same issue after replacing both the battery and logic obard?
Have you plugged it in to charged it up...(?)
If it does not boot
Take it back—obviously the did not fix it.
Check your coverage/incident/case number
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rayminias wrote:
Even after I replaced the battery, took it in to the Apple Store for repair, and then replaced the logic board and my MacBook Pro Late 2013 still does not boot up. What if any has had the same issue after replacing both the battery and logic obard?
Have you plugged it in to charged it up...(?)
If it does not boot
Take it back—obviously the did not fix it.
Check your coverage/incident/case number
My Support - Official Apple Support
Thank you. Apple could not help me since parts for the MacBook Pro 2013 logic board are not available and I purchased 3rd hand as recommended by Apple and A+ logic board. However, I feel I need to return it as that was not the fix. What do you think may be wrong with the computer? Do you think it is a start up issue. The Battery is new but also from a 3rd party source.
I researched and came across a way to download Tenorshare 4DDiG and transfer the hard drive from a USB drive from the non-working Mac. I am having issues adding the extensions to get Tenorshare to recognize the USB even though it is formatted for Mac. I have had such problems and could use some guidance.
rayminias wrote:
Thank you. Apple could not help me since parts for the MacBook Pro 2013 logic board are not available and I purchased 3rd hand as recommended by Apple and A+ logic board. However, I feel I need to return it as that was not the fix. What do you think may be wrong with the computer? Do you think it is a start up issue. The Battery is new but also from a 3rd party source.
I researched and came across a way to download Tenorshare 4DDiG and transfer the hard drive from a USB drive from the non-working Mac. I am having issues adding the extensions to get Tenorshare to recognize the USB even though it is formatted for Mac. I have had such problems and could use some guidance.
I would take the Mac to some independent Computer repair if Apple could not help you...
hardware issues like these nothing can be done here on line to revive it.
or trade it in as is—Apple Trade In
for you third party Tenorshare— I would contact or search support/help/FAQ/known issues/updates
There are very few doing board level repairs— you can try
Macbook Logic Board Repair - Rossmann Repair Group
Hello Apple Support, I was able to download my hard drive and save the files that I needed. However, I do not want to waste the MacBook Pro, since it has been a great computer. What can I do to see what is wrong with the computer? It seems like a it is a start up issue but I am not sure. Thanks
My MacBook Pro doesn't start up at all
