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Completely dead MacBook Pro, won't turn on.

I was using this MacBook Pro. I bought it over a year ago (so no warranty anymore) at an Apple store here in South America. (EMC 2554, late 2012)

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I turned it off, everything seemed normal, but the next morning it wouldn't turn on again. It won't even start up: absolutely no sound, as if it was completely dead.

I checked the battery indicator and it was completely charged. I opened it up and disconnected the battery, plugged in the MagSafe charger, and there was still no response. I plugged the battery back in and no response. Plugged in the charger and connected the battery and no response.

I took out the hard drive and all my info was there; it would mount on a different MacBook Pro with no problem, and luckily I got all my files backed up.

So I know the hard drive is not the problem. The fan won't even move when trying to turn it on.

I tried taking out the RAM, one by one, no RAM at all, switching them from slot to slot: no response.

Tried out all of the key combinations on the keyboard as well... still nothing.

I don't know what else to try. I read somewhere that the on/off button is connected to the ribbon cable from the keyboard. I checked, and it is plugged in correctly to the logic board. I'm afraid my logic board is dead, but after only a little more than a year????

Any guesses?

Thanks for your help.


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I started with a brick. Verified good charging cable and power but getting no sounds or lights or any signs of function. I did the bump all four corners on a solid surface. went around a couple times to be sure I had done something maybe? The keyboard lights were on but no screen. Held the power button to shutdown and pushed again to restart. It powered on as it should! I know crazy repair tecnique, but it works and it is easy to try without overdoing it and damaging anything. This was on a MacBook Pro 17 SSD and 16g ram - with a known weak battery. This one had been sitting without use for about 4 months but was a known great computer at shutdown.