Macbook Pro A1708 SSD not detected problem solved | Funny solution

[@dr1l]

The problem turns out to be oxidation on the SSD unit connector. SSD connector needs to be cleaned gently with a soft rubber eraser on both sides.

[@user-kn7js4qv3w]

Super interesting. Am I understanding correctly, that the trick is to replace that one specific speaker?

[@mainlab7021]

Really Helpful Thanks!!

[@denisnikolskiy6386]

interesting! Thanks for that video!
I have same problem, but with some diviation - it does not load and do not see startup disk when unglugged. when I plug charger in - it starts perfectly. even restarts without charger a couple of times. But after 10-15 minutes staing cool and unplugged - do not find startup disk again)
Anyway I'll try it! Thanks for Funny solution) anyway it is cheper to try this instead of mainboard or battery)

[@bencekeki1823]

Did it work?

[@denisnikolskiy6386]

@@bencekeki1823 I did not try. because in my case that error was kind of floating - it appeared only while laptop was out plugged. but I noticed, that even unplugged it starts several times after I unplug it. is stops launching only after sundown for a while - I mean even 30-40 minutes of sleep or shut down is enough and error appears again. just plug the charger and it's working. unplug, leave for Hal an hour and again you have a brick.
As it is not the main machine I continued testing... so it seems that issue with ssd. it is reacting on heat and cold. Plus aluminium (1708 made of it) have very good thermal conductivity - is good for cooling. as a test I was freezing it a bit - put it outdoors for a while and it cools to outdoor temperature (10-15 degrees celsius) - error appears (folder + ? sign) after that I heat it up (to ~ 30-40 degrees) just putting one top of house heaters for 5-10 minutes - it is warm and launches perfectly... as this issue effects on ssd only.... it seems to me that the problem is there. I'll try to change it and will respond. anyway great thnx for your video!!!! it helped to look whider!!!

[@Maikeydna]

How did you find out? Not fake? have the same issue. Dont want to waste my money.

[@RosmarkyTechnicalSolutions]

Not all same issue in my case that’s the solution logic board: 820-00840-A, just try a known good one first before buying a new one

[@JanStricker]

@@RosmarkyTechnicalSolutions Hey, I have the same issue. Was the original speaker broken or did it work fine? My speakers work perfectly fine, the whole laptop works fine in fact. However only when I boot it from an external SSD.
I tried unplugging the speaker and it did not boot up, which leads me to believe, that there might be a specific system-check sequence. It could be that the speaker is checked before the SSD. Thus if the speaker is causing any issue it prevents the SSD from mounting. But thats just a theory..