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2010-08-05<br />

Won’t Start Up<br />

Unlikely c<strong>au</strong>se: display assembly, speakers, fan, camera, microphone<br />

Quick Check<br />

Symptom Quick Check<br />

Power but No start up<br />

• No startup chime, some v<strong>id</strong>eo<br />

activity, <strong>Apple</strong> logo, startup<br />

spin dial<br />

• Startup chime with possible<br />

beep tones.<br />

• Fan, hard drive spin or optical<br />

drive reset sound<br />

• Sleep LED is on , blinking or<br />

went out<br />

• Caps Lock LED toggles when<br />

pressed<br />

Deep Dive<br />

1. Reset SMC.<br />

2. Verify startup process passes initial memory<br />

checks – no beep errors or flashing sleep LED<br />

indicators. Display activity is starting up.<br />

3. Clear PRAM. Verify starts up from user drive.<br />

4. Connect known-good external bootable device<br />

and press Alt key during startup then select<br />

external startup device to bring up system for<br />

diagnostics.<br />

5. Verify presence and status of user hard drive. Use<br />

Disk Utility to repair drive and file permissions.<br />

Check Result Action Code<br />

1. Reset SMC and Clear PRAM to<br />

set def<strong>au</strong>lt startup device to<br />

internal hard disk drive (HDD).<br />

2. Verify if system is indicating a<br />

memory error with a repeated<br />

1 or 3 flashes sequence of<br />

sleep LED or beep tones (if<br />

sound is enabled).<br />

3. Reseat customer memory<br />

and/or swap in knowngood<br />

memory to isolate bad<br />

memory and replace defective<br />

parts.<br />

Yes User hard drive bootable,<br />

issue resolved def<strong>au</strong>lt<br />

settings.<br />

No Customer system not starting<br />

up. Go to step 2<br />

Yes Troubleshoot memory issues.<br />

Go to step 3<br />

No Continue with startup<br />

sequence verification. Go to<br />

step 4<br />

Yes Customer memory defective<br />

and replaced. Continue to<br />

verify startup process. Go to<br />

step 4<br />

No Should known-good memory<br />

fail in one or more slots,<br />

replace logic board.<br />

X02<br />

M07<br />

<strong>MacBook</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> (<strong>15</strong>-<strong>inch</strong>, <strong>M<strong>id</strong></strong> 2010) Symptom Charts — Startup and Power Issues 28

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