Sudden shutdown after having replaced the SATA cable from the SSD
So, a couple of weeks ago my Macbook "died" and I gave it back to the store where I bought it to let them repair it. (authorized retail store in Germany, not Apple).
It took about 3 weeks and the problem was that the SATA cable to the SSD (Samsung SSD 250GB) was broken. So they replaced it and sent me back my Macbook. Apparently they also cleaned the inside of the Macbook, but that's about it.
Since then my Macbook had 2 sudden shutdowns with a message like:
https://support.apple.com/library/conten...
I don't remember if this was the exact message or something like it. Anyway, this didn't happen before the repair, ever.
In both cases it was after the device had been in use for a long time. But then again, I always have it turned on for a long time so this shouldn't be an issue. The Macbook would restart right after and boot normally just as nothing had happened. For me, this is still troubling and I would like to have it fixed. So, if you have any idea how I could solve this problem and if this could have anything to do with the SATA cable replacement, it would be great.
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