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| MacBook Pro A1707 No image repair | |
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Problem description
When the MacBook does turn on but there is no image on the LCD. Backlight may be present but the screen is black
Symptoms
- No image on LCD
Solution
Check the LCD cable and the connector on both the screen side and the logic board side. The backlight power line is right next to the eDP data line for the image. Any minor corrosion or liquid damage here results in 30 volts or more going to the DisplayPort mux, U9850. U9850 is what the dedicated GPU and the CPU's integrated GPU go to before it goes to the screen.
This is a good thing, unlike the 13" machine where the backlight voltage destroys the CPU, here it destroys a cheap chip. Replace U9850, and the screen cable, and the connector(on the screen side and the logic board side) and it will usually be fine.