Mac Motherboard Repair

Logic board failures can be difficult to pinpoint because a Mac’s logic board connects many of its components, frequently including the processor, RAM, ROM, hard drive, fans, expansion slots, and ports. When troubleshooting a bad logic board, it is important to test any and all suspect components in the process. This will help you confirm that it is indeed the logic board and not any of its associated components.

Symptoms of a Mac Bad Logic Board:

• Boot Failures

Mac fails to power-on or complete its boot sequence, the logic board could be at fault.

• Graphics Display Issues

Corrupted graphics or intermittent display failures can signal a failed or failing logic board. These issues can affect onboard screens or external monitors, particularly when concerning Macbooks or other portable Macs.

• Unexplained Noises

Unexplained sounds, including clicking, grinding, and variable fan noise when the computer is not being heavily used may also be symptomatic of a failing Mac logic board. It is crucial, however, to note that these sounds can also herald imminent hardware failure. If you are experiencing these types of noises, you should back up important information immediately and expedite your troubleshooting schedule.

• Unexplained Crashes

A Mac bad logic board could manifest itself in system crashes, whether in specific applications or in the Mac OS itself. These crashes or kernel panics could be repetitive or seemingly random. We service all Apple computer devices, Macbook Pro, Macbook Air, Powerbook, iMack, Mac Pro, Power Mac, and Mac Mini. We have FREE Pick-Up and Delivery in Miami.