Solved Do I Have A Failed Logic Board Macbook Core 2 Duo

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Apple MacBook “Core 2 Duo” 2.2 13" (Black-SR) Specs Identifiers: Late 2007 - MB063LL/B - MacBook3,1 - A1181 - 2200 Hi all, I have a late 2007 Macbook (Z67) model A1181. I’ve had problems with the battery charging, magsafe leds, and getting the machine to power on. I’ve since replaced the battery, magsafe adapter and magsafe/dc-in board. After I replaced these components, the machine didn’t immediately work. I was able to get it to boot after jiggling the magsafe connector. This also allowed me to charge the battery. After a shutdown, I can no longer turn the machine on. I’ve tried reseating the topcase and resetting the SMC to no avail. Based on what I’ve already replaced do these signs point to a logic board failure? I could see no visible evidence of anything wrong with the board. Thanks!

Press the test button on the battery to see if you have at least a 25% charge. Next test the voltage output of your MagSafe adapter, see the pin out on the right of this wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MagSafe Question your source of the magsafe board you installed ( the jiggling bothered me). Finally replace the battery connector: MacBook Core 2 Duo Battery Connector Replacement