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Modelo A1181: procesador Core 2 Duo de 1.83, 2, 2.1, 2.13, 2.16, 2.2 o 2.4 GHz

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I need a battery pinout for this system.

Since I have largely given up on my A1181 (Late 2006) since the charge issue looks to be extensive and it needs other parts replaced, I don’t want to spend money if I can avoid it. I know this may not work so I’m setting my expectations low (expect it to not work, but hope it does).

Since the notebook can’t charge the battery and it shows every possible sign of probable motherboard damage, I’m seeing how I can jump the battery the notebook came with to try and see if the signs are board related. This is how the notebook behaves:

  • Charge light comes on briefly but goes to green within seconds
  • There are times the battery doesn’t show up when I tried to make it try by running without and replacing it. I need to cut power off before it even attempts to register it.
  • The battery gets mV of charge if I constantly mess with the adapter, so it’s trying but either the computer is forcing it to stop when it does it’s sanity check or the motherboard has issues keeping it going. I also see it does hold a few mV of charge with a multimeter.

Since I do not know if the notebook even works (or if the motherboard is bad), I would rather not buy a battery and see if my existing unit is jumpable to get it to a state it’s going to even work at all. I’m going to keep what I put in minimal for safety reasons unless I somehow need more (3.7V max to start). I’m going to keep the notebook if it works (even though I’ve moved onto something newer, since I don’t want to waste this one) but if it doesn’t I’ll relegate it to a throwaway loaner with the caution it can’t charge batteries until it gets worse. I’m suspecting charge rejection because modern BMS boards (even copy onses) have onboard lockouts that create this problem. This protects the user, but requires these to be jumped to use them once it happens.

I cannot find a pinout for this battery I can work with, so I’m hoping someone here has one I can use to at least jump it and see if it’s the battery or motherboard.

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@nick I am confused by your question. "pinout for this battery I can work with, so I’m hoping someone here has one I can use to at least jump it" you want to jump what to where?

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@oldturkey03 I want to jumpstart the actual battery rather than doing it from the notebook. I've fixed the wording.

The reason I don't want to use the computer is it's been confirmed to potentially be defective, so I'm going to bypass it and directly jump the battery to see if I can get it to charge with a jumpstarted pack.

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This beast has a separate battery connector that then plugs into the battery interface connector. Just use your schematic and your meter. Trace the wires from the interface connectors to your battery connector with a meter. That will give you the pinouts of your battery.

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If nothing else this should work for you

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This teardown might be of interest as well

MacBook Core 2 Duo Rechargeable Battery Teardown

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It's a knockoff since the original probably quit years ago - can't open it without damage.

Hopefully, the jumpstart works out. It'll at least tell me if the board is dead or not so I can figure it out.

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