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apple hardware test error code

hi everyone.

i run an imac 21.5 inch mid 2011. for a restarting issue i did apple diagnostics and found hardware issue.

first code was :

4M0T/4/40000002:0DD-0.


next i do the extended test and found this code:


4mem/60/40000000:0x8874be98



what does all that mean ?

i am not an expert, just a normal user. i installed a 256 GB SSD and a cooling fan 1 month age. the problem started from last 15 days. operating system is High Sierra in SSD. I tried reinstalling OS but in the middle .... not successful and restarting problem remains same.


please help me.



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Posted on Aug 14, 2022 2:33 AM

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Posted on Aug 14, 2022 8:47 AM

The 4MOT code means the cooling fan that services the optical drive has jammed, failed, or is failing.


The 4MEM code is a bad RAM module or a bad RAM slot.


i am not an expert, just a normal user. i installed a 256 GB SSD and a cooling fan 1 month age


In that iMac model, some SSD upgrades require an auxiliary thermal sensor cable attached tothe new drive to prevent fans fro running full time or report other errors.


https://eshop.macsales.com/item/OWC/DIDIMACHDD11/


For the 4MEM code, remove and reseat the RAM models. In that model the seating force is quite high so improperly seated RAM models is a common occurrence.



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Aug 14, 2022 8:47 AM in response to khokonme

The 4MOT code means the cooling fan that services the optical drive has jammed, failed, or is failing.


The 4MEM code is a bad RAM module or a bad RAM slot.


i am not an expert, just a normal user. i installed a 256 GB SSD and a cooling fan 1 month age


In that iMac model, some SSD upgrades require an auxiliary thermal sensor cable attached tothe new drive to prevent fans fro running full time or report other errors.


https://eshop.macsales.com/item/OWC/DIDIMACHDD11/


For the 4MEM code, remove and reseat the RAM models. In that model the seating force is quite high so improperly seated RAM models is a common occurrence.



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