Matt wrote: You might want to check the discussion boards on Apple's
website.
Macintouch has a very helpful thread:
http://macintouch.com/readerreports/macbook/topic4265.html
and I'm sure there's lots of good info on Apple's Discussion board.
From a quick perusal of macintouch, it looks like the problem is
often heat-related and fixes have included logic board replacement,
heat sink replacement, heat sensor problems (vide infra). Other
things that appear to have worked sometimes are removing third party
RAM and/or reseating the RAM. Also, throttling the CPU back (this
was also suggested as a fix for MBP noise issues until Apple finally
isolated the problem and initiated logic board swaps).
All of the above is a summary of what I've read. I'm using a MacBook
Pro, so I've had OTHER (noise) problems. My suspicion is that once
Apple really figures out the culprit, they will do a "silent recall"
like they did for MBPs with the CPU whine--they simply posted a tech
note that said that owners who were experiencing noise problems with
their MBP should contact Apple for repair.
Marian
On Oct 8, 2006, at 6:05 PM, matt kutscher wrote:
You might want to check the discussion boards on Apple's website.
The problem (as was with my macbook) was a faulty logic board and
heat sensor. Thus, the problem was the machine was getting way too
hot and then shut down (that was my first time to send my machine
in which caused the logic board replacement). However, the heat
sensor was still reading the hardware as too hot and thus shut the
machine off.
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