spilled coffee on MacBook 2 months ago. I replaced the touchpad and keyboard. 2 days ago MacBook was turned off when I watching video and turned on if I insert the charger. Then he showed 0% charge and MacBook says - replace the battery. MacBook does not work anymore without charging. Plus all began to slow down. What to do? Help.
MacBook Pro retina 15, 2012.
Normally the advice would be to take it to an Apple store genius bar for testing, but if you did all of this work yourself they will not help you. From what you have done there isn't much left but the logic board. The coffee very well may have created numerous shorts that are slowly showing up and causing this behavior.
An Apple Authorized Service Provider would be able to run the diagnostics to find out what is wrong at this point.
Normally the advice would be to take it to an Apple store genius bar for testing, but if you did all of this work yourself they will not help you. From what you have done there isn't much left but the logic board. The coffee very well may have created numerous shorts that are slowly showing up and causing this behavior.
An Apple Authorized Service Provider would be able to run the diagnostics to find out what is wrong at this point.
Im not in USA now, but when I came back there can apple genius help me, if tachpad and keyboard I change not in authorized service? I did in Spain, Not in Apple store
What should I do til then? Can use my mac with charger? Or I should turned it off? And also what should i do with that slowing?
If your MacBook is working with the charger, then you may as well use that so you have a working computer.
Since you had an unauthorized service replace the keyboard and trakpad Apple is not likely to do anything more to help, they are very emphatic about not providing further support to a machine that has been worked on by an unauthorized repair person. You can take it to an Apple store genius bar and see what they say and if they will help.
The Retina is pretty much a single unit internally. The ram and solid-state storage are soldered to the logic board. The battery can be replaced, but the replacements are difficult to get since they are an Apple proprietary design. Iff you can take the Retina to an Apple store, either in Europe or back in the US, try and see if they will help you. There is nothing more you can do at this point as parts are not readily available to you.
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