🔴 2013 Mac Pro - No Power Repair and Teardown - No.1248
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- 2013 Mac Pro - No Power Repair and Teardown
I repair a Mac Pro 6,1 which was totally dead, no power at all, no lights coming on, the Mac Pro is dead.
I also upgrade the CPU and replace the GPU thermal paste.
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It's an amazing design by the marketing guys I guess......I can't imagine the design costs that went into it compared to a rectangular box.
Nice repair Scott........just a tiny cap is all it takes!
Such good fault finding!
Great work, Scott. Always a huge challenge when troubleshooting without schematics, but your sticktoitiveness paid off. Would be interesting to see that CPU under the microscope. I have to admit that I laughed at that last 11 volt rail test - of course I've never done that! Regards, David
Great troubleshooting and way to track down the problem. Always a capacitor!!
Great save!, Don't think I have seen inside a "Mac Trashcan" before,
30yrs of working on computers, I've found static to not be that much of a problem. Linus and Electroboom did a test on it too to see how much static it would take to kill stuff like RAM.
IMHO, if you are worried about static, the best thing to do is leave the device plugged into a grounded powersource but not turned on, then just touch the metal case every once in a while, it's basically what we did in the '80s and '90s.
Nice one! I got a Mac mini 2014 for free, it's my desktop Linux machine now. I've put an ssd in it with a little board(eBay).Then I was stupid and watched dosdude1 and got inspired to start out doing some BGA soldering. Waiting for a stencil from Ali, didn't align it right first time. Apple doesn't put silkscreen outlines on the board. meh. I like the repair and that the nice machine still works and not thrown away.
Nice trouble shooting.There Cases are always interesting 👍
Nice repair 😀
Very informative, I have a 2013 MacPro that doesn’t always turn on , thought it was the Hall effect sensor as it seemed if I used a powerful magnet from a old hard drive it would work but now not sure, a capacitor ?
I got a second Macpro with D700 but hexcore maybe swap cpu, love the design compact , Pity we can’t slot in a M1 !Macmini inside
Well saved!👍👍
I though that was a mini waste bin. Could also double as a Cray Computer.
I've always thought they look more like a Dyson vacuum cleaner.
@@pileofstuff
🤔 Just as expensive too!
looks like "form before function" was the call here. typical Apple!
just looked on fleabay sad to say it was referred to as the trash can model. They should have put a swing vent on the top. then it would look just a UK flip bin. 🙂
"looks like "form before function" was the call here. typical Apple!"
Can't agree more!
those caps next to a CPU or GPU have very low resistance measurements because of the CPU lines. That's perfectly fine. Take into account that the CPU takes very low voltages and very high current. Nevertheless, when you removed the CPU you should have tested for shorts. If you have a shorted mosfet from the main power rail, your new CPU will end up burnt as well.
Very nice work!
Thanks
Claps, no further comment. 👏
Wouldn't a power supply just crowbar off if there was a short in the computer?
Don't replace that cap. It will be fine ;)
I just Bought 2 of these on Ebay for $200.00 Australian Dollars Not Powering on as Well Might have a Go on This see what i can Find
@@josnova68 good luck
@@TheDefpom Cheers Jos
Ohh that was a dirty mashine. I got retro computers 40years old cleaner than that