Macbook Pro M1 2020 making noise even when turned off

mikaelceloba wrote:

New link

https://youtube.com/shorts/cCI6xCsG5oM?feature=share

If it were me, I would take it in—

In or out of warranty you can get a free over the counter 'Apple Service Diagnostics' test /assessment

Make an appointment for a "hardware issue"

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Outside the USA

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report back what is the conclusion and resolve

<< started making this static sound but I don't think it's from the speaker.

It started with the trackpad not giving the haptic feedback correctly. >>

Given that your haptic feedback engine is known to be wonky, and your Mac is now making never-before-heard sounds, I think there is very likely a correlation between the two. I think those sounds are coming from the haptic feedback engine.

Apple can give you a FIRM price for making your Mac perfectly functional again, without your having to worry that their repair might not fix everything.

I recommend service.

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• Mac service pricing.
• Check AppleCare Coverage.
• Get your Mac ready for service.

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Good luck! 👋🏼😉

mikaelceloba wrote:

My MacBook Pro 13", M1 2020 started making this static sound but I don't think it's from the speaker.

It started with the trackpad not giving the haptic feedback correctly. It was different each time I clicked,

one time soft and the next time hard.

And then the sound started, its totally random and can some times go on for hours, even when computer is in sleep mode or turned off.

Please listen to the video for reference and help me diagnose this.

https://share.icloud.com/photos/067j0R71rMIT8G9CfEX1Kw34Q

Not happening there...

are you using a grounded 3-prong plug(?) I always highly recommend a grounded plug. If you have an old one from a previous computer— they are all the same and interchangeable.

ref: Power Adapter Extension Cable - Apple

try a different wall socket opposite end of the house or coffee shop , a library or some other...

How about on Battery only? You do not really make that distinction .

ref:

mikaelceloba wrote:

I just want to find out what it is first, and then decide if I will service it.

I understand completely. 👍🏼

When Apple performs an inspection (prior to service), they will inform you what has happened, then you can decide what to do.

Good to go? 👌🏼

Just to reinforce what Smilin-Brian has said, there is no such thing as 'just dropping it off' for service.

At Apple-owned stores, Apple accepts Mac for service only after they have been evaluated in person and the approprirate and complete service recommendations have been made. Apple does not do "fix this, ignore that" services.