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Palm rest temp sensor (TsOP) issue

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Hello, i have bought a macbook pro unibody 2009 2,53Ghz, with a broken screen.

When i received it, i tested it and everything was OK.

I order a new screen and i dismount every thing form the upper case.

Now , the screen is repaired, but the trackpad doesn't work anymore (Except the click on the trackpad) which is weird.

And, as soon as i boot, the fan runs at 6000 rpm all the time.

I did the apple hardware test and it says:

Temp (TsOP) - Palm Rest Temp:

Temp (TsOP) - Palm Rest Temp (Test 1) - Sensor Reads Within Operating Range. - Check to ensure that sensor reads within operating range.

Error - sensor is reading above the high limit.

- T E S T F A I L E D -

Do i have to change the upper case ?

can somebody tell me where the sensor is located ?

Best Regards.

Sorry for my bad english, i'm from France...

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Disconnect and then reconnect the cables from the uppercase to the logic board. Make sure they are squarely in their sockets and all the way in. Then reset the PRAM and SMC. Click here and click here for instructions on the resets.

Also look to see if there is any swelling on the battery.

i just checked every thing, i dismount everything again. I see that the cables from the trackpad is cut about 3 mm. I think i found the problem. I'm going to buy an upper case with trackpad on eBay...

semblatemmanuel,

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