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After replacing the HD I receive this Alert from the Apple Hardware Test:
4SNS/ 1 / 40000000: TH00 - 9.000
Is this the thermal sensor of the hard disk ?
What I've missed ?
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4SNS/ 1 / 40000000: T H 00 - 9.000
4SNS - System sensor
T - Temperature
H - Hard disk
As you can see yes the sensor within the HD is not active.
Did you replace the HD with a SSD or a HD? If not your system should still be covered under extended warranty. You'll need to talk with Apple.
If you swapped out your drive then the drive you put in does not comply with the newest SMART spec.
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I replaced a broken HD with a similar model (samsung momentus 1TB).
The Imac is no more under warranty support.
Curiosity: after replacing the HD, I needed to open again the iMac and replace the RAM also, the installation of the OS never went to the end.
After HD and RAM replacing the iMac worked normally.
I think that all new HD are currently supporting SMART
It's the version of SMART thats the issue here. Yes, all SATA drives offer some version of SMART services but over time it's been updated. About two years ago it was updated with a better internal temperature monitoring method which Apple championed.
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Get Macs Fan Control, it can be configured to use other thermal sensors to spin down the HD fan
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@giuliano - Giuliano, overtime we've learned using software is not that smart. The better direction is finding the root cause.
@danj software is all that runs on a computer: it is not an electromechanical mechanism that changes the fans' speed... if Apple software cannot talk to modern drives, what's the problem in using software that does?
@giuliano - Fan control software alters the systems SMC services which is what we don't want as over time it will cause a major failing of the system. The root issue here is the failure of the one of the SMC thermal sensors which needs to be fixed. Unlike the 27" model which uses a 3.5" drive the 21.5" model uses a 2.5" which uses a standard HD unlike the larger system which requires either the correct Apple HD or you need to get a special adapter made by OWC.
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This is a clear and 100% effective solution for all iMacs with 4SNS/1/40000000:TH00-9.000 problem after replacing a HDD: https://www.elvikom.pl/imac-21-5-27-blad...
Please note that Macs Fan Control DOESN'T solve the problem because you still have an error in Apple Hardware Test! Macs Fan Control does only control fan speeds and has nothing to do with a HDD temperature sensor detection.
My solution resolves all the issues after HDD replacing, like:
- Mac OS runs very slow,
- fans are running at the maximum speed,
- kernel task is equal or above 100% in Activity Monitor,
- AHT and ASD are reporting TH00 temperature sensor error.
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здравствуйте. сделал как вы написали, работает, но когда я пытаюсь последовательно подключить два диска не работает. что делать?
What does it mean "not working"??? What is the exact machine model? How do you connect a 2nd HDD (have you used an internal on-board SATA power connector or an additional SATA power splitter)? Did you make the same connection on this 2nd HDD as on the 1st one? More info please, unfortunately I am not able to foretell :(
iMac (21.5-inch, Late 2012) ставлю новый диск hitachi AHT выдает ошибку4SNS/1/40000000: TH0O-9.000, делаю перемычку как в инструкции та же проблема... Ставлю SSD 120 samsung ошибки нет. Но пытаюсь поставить два диска что бы сделать Fusion drive. Один диск я ставлю в штатный порту к нему подключаю развитвитель питания SATA а второй через адаптер SATA к материнской плате. систему восстановил все работает, но когда комп пытается выйти из режима сна все зависает и ни как больше не реагирует пока не сделаешь перезагрузку. делаю проверку AHT выдает 4SNS/1/40000000: TH0O-9.000
I got this same error but did not replace the HD.
Mac won't start. It began showing the flashing folder with a question mark. I looked this up, pressed "R" to do a reset. It started and failed to do the reset. I tried again and again and still showed the folder.
It did respond when I pressed "D" to do a test. Hence this exact error. Would this mean the HD would have to be replaced?
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Hi Sam, I have the same situation with my imac, how did you fix yours???
I am having the same problem now. The upgraded HD was working for years, not until couple of days ago, when it began stopping with white screen. I have done everything, PRAM reset, boot on an external drive, boot on installation USB, boot on other Mac using target disk mode for disk utility, NOTHING WoRKED,=. Im still stuck on a white screen :(. -froi rivera
Most likely your graphics card has, due to no lead being used in the solder during manufacture due to EPA concerns, has "broken" pin connections. Remove graphics card board and place in an oven on some crumpled aluminum foil to make a 1" standoff so air can circulate evenly. Make the foil pointed so it fits in the screw holes on the board (position 3 of them in a triangle somewhat so it doesn't rock) at 385 degrees(F) for at least 15 min. then let completely cool without moving unit. Reassemble board into heat-sink, reapply thermal paste and remount on to logic-board. You will be good to go. Re flowing chips does work.
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Here's a good reference on the AHT error codes: How to invoke and interpret the Apple hardware tests. While a bit dated it still works for most error codes.
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I have the same problem, 4sns TH sensor (Hard Drive Thermal Sensor), the fans running in 6000rpm and mac run very very slow.
Did you find one way to solve this problem?
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