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My MacBook Air won't stop making this loud fan sound and its blowing out air from the back but only in one corner. I hope I haven't broken it!! SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHATS HAPPENING AND HOW TO FIX IT. thanks :S
MacBook Air
I have that exact same problem and it is creepy because if I touch the area where i hear the blowing, it feels super hot.
I have that exact same problem and it is creepy because if I touch the area where i hear the blowing, it feels super hot.
You may have to try the steps ahead of a re-set in this Support article
about how to reset the System Management Controller (SMC) in Mac.
•How to reset the System Management Controller (SMC) on your Mac - Apple Support
There are steps to see if the issue may be resolved before actually
doing the SMC re-set section. Best to go through & try those first.
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And also notice that a separate detail ^ for portable computers that
have the battery. ~ Several 'older models with removable battery' have
other instructions than 'later model whose battery isn't user accessible'...
"Resetting the SMC doesn't reset or otherwise change... contents of [NVRAM or PRAM]"
If the problem isn't reduced through trying the above a few times, do include
a full shut-down and then restart. (You could also try Safe mode, to otherwise
test functions, to perhaps flush out gremlins...? One of the kitchen sink ideas.)
• Use safe mode to isolate issues with your Mac - Apple Support
And in general terms, if the unit has issues that cannot be DIY, get expert help:
In any event...
Good luck & happy computing! 🙂
Why is my MacBook blowing out air and making a loud fan noise?
