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The March 2015 update of Apple's 13" MacBook Pro Retina Display, model A1502, features fifth-generation Intel Core i5 and i7 processors and introduces the Force Touch trackpad.
My mac book won't boot up after shutdown for long periods. The service guy told the issue is with keyboard and replaced the keyboard. But the issue is not yet resolved, it works sometimes and it won't boot up first time in the morning after being shut down for more than 5/6 hrs.
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I would recommend trying a trackpad cable (£10), if the trackpad is not recognised on the 13" 2015 models, the keyboard will not work at all.
On this model in particular, I have seen a lot where the cable intermittently fails (keyboard and trackpad sometimes works, sometimes doesn't) and it sounds like the periods where you can't boot is where the trackpad cable is acting up.
I have seen these with your exact issue, ones where it will randomly act up whilst switched on or when sleeping/waking. It's a cheap part, try that first, then I would recommend taking it to a repairer who will have the test parts available, so they can easily diagnose this properly.
What does the MagSafe LED tell you? Is it Green or Amber? Dim or bright?
Review this Apple T/N: Apple Portables: Troubleshooting MagSafe adapters. It maybe your contacts are dirty or damaged.
I think its time to pull the bottom cover off and using something to short across the power pads to see if the issue is within the keyboard's power switch. Here's an image of the power pads marked in Green circle:
See if using them instead is more stable than the button.
Sounds like it could be a corrupted Directory. I would need to hear more about it to verify that though. I would try running Disk Warrior on it to see if you can repair the Directory. If that doesn't work it could be a reinstall of the OS.
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A corrupted directory wouldn't work react this way. He has a hardware level issue.
door Dan
Reinstalled the OS, but this doesn't seem like a software issue.
door krans
Perhaps I am reading the question wrong but it looks like he said his computer isnt booting all the time which a corrupt Directory could fix. I had a computer in my shop the other day with that issue and as soon as I rebuilt the Directory the computer booted right up every time I would turn it off and back on booted right up. So perhaps I am misunderstanding the question...
door Daniel Mason
@iceplow - As you can see Krans did give it a try and it didn't alter things.
A bad power button could explain this which is why I was directing him to test the alternative method using the power pads.
Sometimes you need to crawl before you can stand, before you can walk, before you can run ;-}
Going though a diagnostic process to identify the issue is often the better approach.
door Dan
Is a simple rebuild not an easy solution!? I'm a tech and I dont find this to be something hard to do or even hard to learn how to do. Diagnostics and troubleshooting can be a really dumb I'm not going to go into details on here about it but I've ran around in circles before following a certain set of Troubleshooting methods. I'm just giving some advice you dont have to shoot down everything I say Sir. Kinda silly really.
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Do you think that the problem is related to the macbook's temperature or because of time? If only happens when it is cold, i automaticly think in a solder of smd component at the logic board. Big trouble.
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Maybe, I am not sure. It appears only when it is off for 5/6 hours or more than that. Already paid 200$ for keyboard replacement and issue is reoccurring :(
door krans
Try to locate an independent Apple repair shop near you. If they repair logic boards will help you more, beause they will understand the problem.
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