Sensors not showing any values
So lately my macbook has been running very slowly, so i decided to check the intel power gadget and saw that the CPU frequency is stuck at 0.5 Ghz. After doing multiple smc and NVRAM resets, reinstalling macOS and wiping the hard drive clear, i decided to look into the temperatures a bit more with iStat Menus and HWmonitor. After installing those programms my assumption was correct and the sensors were either showing 128C or no values at all. Do i maybe have to replace the sensors?
Running it through the Apple Diagnostics shows the following 3 errors:
“The battery requires service (PPT004)”
“There may be an issue with the power management system(PPN001)”
“The may be an issue with the System Management Controlls (PFM006) ”
Also important to note is that the battery was recently replaced, however the problems arose before that aswell, so this shouldnt be it. Replacing the battery back to the old one continues to show 2 out of the 3 errors excluding PPT004
These are the results that the application coconutbattery gave me for the new battery.
And these are the results that the app gave me for the old battery .
Ive seen similar posts about people having insane fan rpm but weirdly enough mine behaves normally and doesn’t spin at all. It only does going through Apple diagnostic, since the cpu is probably throttled down and doesn’t build up that heat.
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Ok just to save @danj the same message, please run Apple Diagnostics by rebooting and holding D. It should come up with that, and provide the details back here. @danj will probably update you more once you provide more info from the diagnostics.
DunCanP 의
Well the good news is your old battery is past its prime! You need the new battery. Your new battery is AOK!
The bad news your charging logic has issues! This will require someone with deeper skills to fix.
Dan 의
Alright, ill take it down to a repair shop on monday and hope they can fix it. Thanks for the help.
Dennis Vihovskij 의