MacBook Pro audio repair internal speakers not working
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Repair of a MacBook pro from 2011 that is stuck with digital out instead of the internal speakers. What to do if the toothpick trick fails. Motherboard 820-2850-A. Please help me out by subscribing.
Thanks Rob! I had the same issue and decided to try to use a Q-Tip and some rubbing alcohol with the laptop powered off. I got the Q-Tip slightly wet, stretched it out, and swirled it into the headphone jack. It came out pretty dirty, but fixed the issue! Looks like I won't have to de-solider it. yet.
Thankyou fam took alot off my shoulders im bouta turn up fo dat
Thank you very much for your comment, I spent many hours researching a solution for this problem and after I almost giving up I decided to follow your advice. I wrapped some tissue on a cocktail stick or toothpick, I didn’t have alcohol so I used gin to soak the stick and clean the jack plug of my computer and on my sound output menu appeared “internal speakers” and resolved my problem. So thank you again!
Thank you Rob, I just did this mod on my 17" Macbook pro and now the speakers work perfect again.
Glad I could help!
Thank you for this! worked perfectly on my 2009 macbook pro. All the others tips did nothing but this actually worked.
Thanks Rob, was very detailed and informative. At least I know what seems to be the problem with my laptop. But my logic board is different, so wont take a risk
I have the same red light/no "internal speakers" available problem. blowing into the jack port would fix it sometimes and only for a short time. I can also connect to bluetooth speakers remotely. But I'm hoping this will do the trick, I'll just have to share this with my tech and see if they can do it on the cheap (rather than replace the board which was their guess without opening it up)
Great job Rob! Thank you for your help. I could fix my Mac by this way.
What about when even if you plug in some earphones there’s still no sound? That’s my problem. Is it my logic board?
It worked man ! Just did it
found the solution. the problem is with your headphone jack. whether there is a switch in there that's stuck or if it's just dirty I don't know, but I wrapped a wet wipe very tightly around my headphone plug then jammed it into the headphone jack and when I pulled it out the option for internal headphone showed up
Thanks for your comment, I tried this with a Q-Tip & rubbing alcohol, and it fixed the issue! (for now)
Worked as fuck thx!!!!
Worked for me! Thanks!!
will give it a go myself
Good luck!
ciao ho un Mac mini late 2014 ho collegato delle casse e ho sentito puzza di bruciato,ho aperto il mini e ho visto dei componenti bruciati, ma non so' come si chiamano, potresti aiutarmi a capire che componenti sono?grazie
Ok, haven't gone through the video yet (automatic subtitles are a bit faulty) but first things first -- anyone making an audio based video on how to fix an audio problem on a computer deserves a special place in hell. Deep in the countryside here, with no headphones or anything to help get me by with that...
"the MOSFET turns on is drawing current through here sensei sees it and flips" :)
if you're still stuck on this, check this thread for an audio-free explanation forums.macrumors.com/threads/macbook-pro-optical-out-wont-turn-off.239287/page-4
Seconding this method - while I'm glad some folks have had luck with q-tips or toothpicks, that's often a very temporary fix and over time will become less and less effective the more you have to do it. Rob has the most permanent and most effective fix for this problem.
For folks looking for more info, other models, or simply a text explanation in case your headphone jack prevents you from hearing this video, this thread on MacRumors should be helpful in understanding what's going on. forums.macrumors.com/threads/macbook-pro-optical-out-wont-turn-off.239287/page-4