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My Macbook Air was touched by some vega soup, and it can not be charged power for one day. But it still worked well when it had power. Now, it has completely powered off and I tried to press the ESC button nothing shows. Do you suggest I plunge in the charging cable again? I disconnected the charger and laptop because I was worried there may be further damage.
Can you help me diagnose the problem?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.14
Bad_apple_ wrote:
My Macbook Air was touched by some vega soup, and it can not be charged power for one day. But it still worked well when it had power. Now, it has completely powered off and I tried to press the ESC button nothing shows. Do you suggest I plunge in the charging cable again? I disconnected the charger and laptop because I was worried there may be further damage.
Can you help me diagnose the problem?
Liquid damage is often extensive and ongoing due to corrosion. The computer needs to be inspacted by an authorized service center.
Bad_apple_ wrote:
My Macbook Air was touched by some vega soup, and it can not be charged power for one day. But it still worked well when it had power. Now, it has completely powered off and I tried to press the ESC button nothing shows. Do you suggest I plunge in the charging cable again? I disconnected the charger and laptop because I was worried there may be further damage.
Can you help me diagnose the problem?
Liquid damage is often extensive and ongoing due to corrosion. The computer needs to be inspacted by an authorized service center.
MacBook Air Charging issue
