Hardware Test Error 4SNS/1/40000000 TB3T-128.000
Ran Hardware Test on my Aluminum MacBook Pro running 10.7.4 system and got error 4SNS/1/40000000 TB3T-128.000
Any idea what this is?
MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2009), Mac OS X (10.7.4)
Ran Hardware Test on my Aluminum MacBook Pro running 10.7.4 system and got error 4SNS/1/40000000 TB3T-128.000
Any idea what this is?
MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2009), Mac OS X (10.7.4)
18. Juin 2011
Apple Hardware Test: A quel problème les erreurs sont-elles reliées ?
4SNS Sensor Codes
IC0C CPU 0 TH0P HDD Proximity
Th1H NB/CPU/GPU HeatPipe 1
TH1P Hard disk drive 2 body
ICAC CPU-A core current
ICBC CPU-B core current
ID0R DC In 0 Rail Th2H Right Fin Stack Proximity Temp
Ie1S PCIe Slot 1 +12V Current
Ie2S PCIe Slot 2 +12V Current
TH2P Hard disk drive 3 body
TH3P Hard disk drive 4 body
Ie3S PCIe Slot 3 +12V Current TL0P LCD Proximity
Ie4S PCIe Slot 4 +12V Current
IeAS PCIe Slot Boost 1 +12V Current
IeBS PCIe Slot Boost 2 +12V Current
IF0R FWire
IG0C GPU 0
IM0R Memory
IMAS FBDIMM Riser A 12V supply current
IMBS FBDIMM Riser B 12V supply current
IN0C MCH core current - Supply input
IN0R NorthBridge 0 Rail
IN1R NorthBridge 1 Rail
Ip0C PSMI supply AC/DC total output current, +12V rail
IP0R PBus 0 Rail
TM0P FBDIMM Riser A incoming air
Tm0P Battery Charger Proximity Temp
TM0S Temperatures of AMB IC on FBDIMM in Riser A Slot 1
TM1P FBDIMM Riser A outgoing air
TM1S Temperatures of AMB IC on FBDIMM in Riser A Slot 2
TM2P FBDIMM Riser A voltage regulator area
TM8P FBDIMM Riser B incoming air
TM8S Temperatures of AMB IC on FBDIMM in Riser B Slot 1
TM9P FBDIMM Riser B outgoing air
TM9S Temperatures of AMB IC on FBDIMM in Riser B Slot 2
TMAP FBDIMM Riser B voltage regulator area
TN0D MCP Digital
TN0H Temperature of MCH heatsink
TN0P NB Proximity
TN1P NB Proximity
TO0P ODD Proximity
Tp0C PSMI supply AC/DC Supply 1
Tp0P Power Supply Proximity
Tp1C PSMI supply AC/DC Supply 2
TS0C Temperature of LM94, between CPU-A and CPU-A's VR
Ts0P Palm rest L Temp
SGTT GPU Heatsink Throttle Threshold
TA0P Ambient air temperature sensor (on front panel board)
TA1P Ambient air sensor
TB0T Battery Temperature
TB1T Battery TS1 Temp
TB2T Battery TS2 Temp
TB3T Battery Temp
TC0C CPU-A Die 1 Temp offset
TC0D CPU Die Ts1P Palm rest R
TW0P Wireless (Airport) Proximity
VC0C CPU 0 core
VCAC CPU-A core voltage VCBC
CPU-B core voltage
VeES PCIe Slots +12V rail
TC0H CPU Heatsink
TC0P CPU Proximity
TC2C CPU-B Die 1 Temp offset
TCAH CPU-A heatsink
TCBH CPU-B heatsink
TG0D GPU Die
TG0H GPU Heatsink
TG0P GPU Proximity
TG0T GPU 0 Die - Analog Temp
TG1H Left Heat Pipe/Fin Stack Proximity Temp
Th0H NB/CPU/GPU HeatPipe 0
VG0C GPU 0
VMAS FBDIMM Riser A +12V rail at VRs
VMBS FBDIMM Riser B +12V rail at VRs
VN0C MCH core voltage
Vp0C PSMI supply AC/DC output +12V rail
VP0R PBus Rail
Apple Diagnostics: Reference codes
Using the reference code table
1. Find the definition of the specific Apple Diagnostics reference code and learn what next steps are
needed to troubleshoot the issue.
2. For issues you cannot resolve, contact Apple or take your computer to an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to find out which service and support options are available. Be sure to
share the Apple Diagnostics reference code with Apple or your service provider. If you plan to visit
an Apple Retail Store, make a reservation at the Genius Bar (available in some countries and regions
only).
Reference
Code Code Definition Next Steps
ADP000 No issues found
No issues found. If you think you have a
hardware issue, contact Apple or take your
computer to an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
CNW001
CNW003
CNW004
CNW005
CNW006
There may be an issue with the
Wi-Fi hardware.
Contact Apple or take your computer to an
Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
CNW007
CNW008
No Wi-Fi networks were
detected. Either there are no
Wi-Fi networks in range, or the
Wi-Fi hardware may be having
an issue.
Run the test again in range of a Wi-Fi
network.
If this code appears a second time, further
troubleshooting may be required. Contact
Apple or take your computer to an Apple
Authorized Service Provider or Apple Retail
Store to determine which service and
support options are available.
NDC001
NDC003
NDC004
NDC005
NDC006
There may be an issue with the
camera.
Contact Apple or take your computer to an
Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
NDD001 There may be an issue with the
USB hardware.
Disconnect all external devices except
keyboard, mouse, and Ethernet adapter.
Run the test again.
If this code appears again, further
troubleshooting may be required. Contact
Apple or take your computer to an Apple
Authorized Service Provider or Apple Retail
Store to determine which service and
support options are available.
NDK001
NDK003
NDK004
There may be an issue with the
keyboard.
Contact Apple or take your computer to an
Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
NDL001 There may be an issue with the
Bluetooth hardware.
Contact Apple or take your computer to an
Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
NDR001
NDR003
NDR004
There may be an issue with the
trackpad.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
NDT001
NDT002
NDT003
NDT004
NDT005
NDT006
There may be an issue with the
Thunderbolt hardware.
Disconnect external Thunderbolt devices
and run the test again.
If this code appears a second time, further
troubleshooting may be required. Contact
Apple or take your computer to an Apple
Authorized Service Provider or Apple
Retail Store to determine which service and
support options are available.
NNN001 A serial number was not
detected.
The computer requires service. Contact
Apple or take your computer to an Apple
Authorized Service Provider or Apple
Retail Store to determine which service and
support options are available.
PFM001
PFM002
PFM003
PFM004
PFM005
PFM006
PFM007
There may be an issue with the
System Management
Controller (SMC).
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
PFR001 There may be an issue with the
computer's firmware.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
PPF001
PPF003
PPF004
There may be an issue with the
fan.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
PPM001 There may be an issue with a
memory module.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
PPM002
PPM003
PPM004
PPM005
PPM006
PPM007
PPM008
PPM009
PPM010
PPM011
PPM012
PPM013
PPM014
PPM015
There may be an issue with the
onboard memory.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
Disconnect the MagSafe power adapter
from the computer and the power outlet,
PPP001
PPP002
PPP003
There may be an issue with the
power adapter.
then reconnect. Run the test again.
If this code appears a second time, further
troubleshooting may be required. Contact
Apple or take your computer to an Apple
Authorized Service Provider or Apple
Retail Store to determine which service and
support options are available.
PPP007 The power adapter was not
tested.
There may be an issue with the power
adapter, or it may not be connected. To test
the power adapter, reconnect it to the
computer and the wall outlet. Run the test
again.
If this code appears a second time, further
troubleshooting may be required. Contact
Apple or take your computer to an Apple
Authorized Service Provider or Apple
Retail Store to determine which service and
support options are available.
PPR001 There may be an issue with the
processor.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
PPT001 The battery was not detected.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
PPT002
PPT003
The battery will need to be
replaced soon. It is functioning
normally, but holds less charge
than it did when it was new.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
PPT004
The battery requires
service. The battery is not
functioning normally, though
you may not notice a change in
its behavior or the amount of
charge it holds. You can
continue to use your battery
before it’s checked without
harming your computer.
You should first confirm this issue by
running Apple Diagnostics over the
Internet, which uses the latest diagnostic
information. To do this, turn off your Mac
by choosing Shut Down from the Apple (›)
menu. Then press the power button to turn
on your Mac. Immediately press and hold
Option-D until Apple Diagnostics begins.
If running Apple Diagnostics over the
Internet confirms the issue, contact
Apple or take your computer to an Apple
Authorized Service Provider or Apple
Retail Store. They'll tell you which service
and support options are available.
PPT005
The battery is not installed
properly. Shut down and
discontinue use. The computer
requires service.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
PPT006
The battery requires
service. The battery is not
functioning normally, though
you may not notice a change in
its behavior or the amount of
charge it holds. You can
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
continue to use your battery
before it’s checked without
harming your computer.
available.
PPT007
The battery needs to be
replaced. The battery is
functioning normally but holds
significantly less charge than it
did when it was new. You can
continue to use the battery
until you replace it, without
harming your computer.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
VDC001
VDC003
VDC004
VDC005
VDC006
VDC007
There may be an issue with the
SD card reader.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
VDH002
VDH004
There may be an issue with a
storage device.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
VDH005 Unable to start OS X Recovery.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
VFD001
VFD002
VFD003
VFD004
VFD005
VFD007
There may be an issue with the
display.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
VFD006 There may be an issue with the
graphics processor.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
VFF001 There may be an issue with the
audio hardware.
Contact Apple or take your computer to
an Apple Authorized Service
Provider or Apple Retail Store to determine
which service and support options are
available.
Those codes are proprietary to Apple technicians. No public list exists of what they mean. SNS has something to do with a sensor. You need to bring your mac to an Apple store or AASP for diagnosis.
Thanks, I'll make a genius appointment at my local Apple Store.
Hi
I read your post today... and I have the same error 4SNS/1/40000000 TB3T-128.000
Have you met a Genius ? If yes... what did he say ?
Thanks you 😉
Ps... sorry if my english isn't correct... I'm french.
MacBook Pro (13-inch End 2009), Mac OS X (10.6.8)
I had the same error and took my 2009 13' macbook pro to the genius bar today. For me, since I had my battery replaced at the store a couple of weeks ago, and the machine is working fine, it was a non-issue.
The genius told me to just ignore it. He checked their internal database and apparently it is a common issue. He explained that the new battery don't have the same sensor as the old one, and the machine is complaining about that. He ran the in-store diagnostic tool on the machine and everything looked fine.
Though I didn't ask whether the new battery has a different sensor and is not compatible, or the sensor is simply not necessary with the new battery... or upgrading the OS would update the sensor map... etc. I can think of a few many questions afterwards.
I trust that as long as the machine and the battery is working fine, it is a non-issue.
gk --
That error is a temperature sensor error. It should be looked into.
My 2009 MacBook Pro has the exact same 4SNS/1/40000000: TB3T-128.000 error.
And a few weeks ago I, too, had the battery replaced by Apple, but I'll take it in because of another issue.
Thanks for posting your experience.
This error is a Battery Sensor Error. Your machine is basically not detecting the senor.
Did you just replace the battery?
Yes, Apple did replace my battery. After this, the hardware test detected this Battery Sensor Error.
I took my 2009 MacBook Pro to the Genuis Bar, and the Apple diagnostics stated there were NO errors in my hardware.
Their test has superceded the original hardware test designed in 2009.
Apple claims their diagnostic test is more complete than the old provided hardware test so my MacBook Pro hardware is good.
Indeed, there is the Apple Hardware Test that are provided to users but as techs we can run Apple Software Diagnostics which run slighlty different tests. Glad to hear it worked out. :-)
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gkcng wrote:
I had the same error and took my 2009 13' macbook pro to the genius bar today. For me, since I had my battery replaced at the store a couple of weeks ago, and the machine is working fine, it was a non-issue.
The genius told me to just ignore it. He checked their internal database and apparently it is a common issue. He explained that the new battery don't have the same sensor as the old one, and the machine is complaining about that. He ran the in-store diagnostic tool on the machine and everything looked fine.
Though I didn't ask whether the new battery has a different sensor and is not compatible, or the sensor is simply not necessary with the new battery... or upgrading the OS would update the sensor map... etc. I can think of a few many questions afterwards.
I trust that as long as the machine and the battery is working fine, it is a non-issue.
Nonsense. Please see Unable to read battery sensor TB3T error. Batteries that have this error do not correctly report the temperature of the battery. This may perhaps not be an issue and the battery as such works, but why would you want to install such a battery? The batteries could be OEM that look original, but are perhaps from a bad series that should be dumped rather than sold.
My MacBook Pro 17" 2009 with 8 GB RAM has been freezing up the last few weeks. I get the spinning wheel of death (or spinning beach ball) which might last 30 or 40 minutes, even attempting to force-quit does not work. I have taken to just waiting for the wheel t stop spinning and it eventually does. But not a very productive way to work. I ran disk utilities and it just found some permissions to fix with a print driver I never use. I ran the hardware test and got this error code others on this thread have gotten.
It has had a new battery installed recently.
Is the crashing possibly connected to the error code for the battery or are they un-related..simply that the hardware test diagnostic software in 6 years old? Or is the hardware test going to have that error for any new battery?
Hardware Test Error 4SNS/1/40000000 TB3T-128.000