Battry not Recognized after Liquid Spill
Was given a dead 2013 15" macbook pro that was dead due to liquid spill. Removed motherboard and cleaned with 99% isopropyl alcohol. The macbook came back to life! Everything worked with the exception of the left "Shift", "Control", and "option" keys. Additionally, the battery icon say "no battery available". I ordered a new keyboard, and a new battery. After installing new keyboard and battery I still have the same problem of the three keys that don't work and battery not recognized and not charging.
Installed Coconut Battery and the program crashes when launched.
Interested in knowing where the charging circuit is on the logic board.
If you are going to say something like take it to Apple. Please don't bother commenting.
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