Errore 4SNS/1/C0000008: TN1D - 124 ???????

salve ho effettuato il test hardware sul mio macbookproo 13 2010 è l'errore è il seguente errore 4SNS/1/C0000008: TN1D - 124 ???????
sapete da cosa dipende e che cosa mi consigliate di fare ?

An internal temperature sensor has failed.
Take the computer to an Apple store or repair facility.
Ciao.

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Apple hardware test gives me this code: 4SNS/1/1C0000008:TN1D--124

4SNS/1/1C0000008:TN1D--124
this is the code i get . I runned the test because my laptop is a macbook pro 13 2.4ghz mid 2010 with mac os x 10.6 and it is getting a reurrent problem that is that the fan starts to go faster than usual after 1 minute of starting up the laptop and the cpu load gets up to 99% of usage and the system becomes slow like the lag becomes extreme.
The laptop suffered a waterspill like 3 months ago but I got it fixed only that the battery is no longuer working , not even a new one i bought. Also a memory slot died and the microphone isnt working even if its new. I also got the dc in board replaced but the one i got was a 2008 model but seemd to be workign fine until last new years eve when it got back to the lag.
Can you tell me if its a faulty temperature sensor on the logic board that causes the fan to accelerate or as a laptop repair guy told me it is the hard drive. Could it be the hard drive? Would i get a hard drive kind of error if it was that? i doubt its the hard drive. the guy wanted to sell me a new hard drive so maybe he new what the problem is and wanted to make me think its he hard drive so i buy a new one from him.
If its some temp sensor then I dont get why i get a normal temperature reading using a program i got that measures it , it marks 38 Celsius, which seems normal temp to me.
Also the laptop is receiving 16.6 v at the dc in pin connectors after i checked it with a voltimeter.
So, what do you think the problem really comes from? Can it be repaired?
thank you

Hi eww thank you for answering.
I have installed Istat pro and all temperature sensors measure ok ( Celsius )
HD 30
CPU 36
Heatsink B :34
NorthBridge: 29
Are there anyother sensors.
4SNS/1/1C0000008:TN1D--124
This message indicates the sensor that is wrong? I have no apple care. Where can i get someone tell me which sensor is wrong? I live in a small city ( Ensenada )north of mexico and there are no oficial apple repair specialists around here!
Thank you !

HT3964 Hardware test error 4SNS/1/40000001:TN1D--1.000. meaning

I have some problems with my Mac Book Pro 7.1,
It freezes after starts up or while functioning and I have to force the shut down.
I run the Hardware test and it reports the following error 4SNS/1/40000001:TN1D--1.000.
Could anyone tell me this kind of error what does it mean?
Thanks,
Serena.

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
This error is showing a problem with the logic board controller sensor. The only thing you can do is to take your computer to an Apple Store or reseller to have the computer repaired. Read > http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57352461-263/how-to-invoke-and-interpret-th e-apple-hardware-tests/
Did you run Apple Hardware Test with the charger connected? If not, connect it to the charger and run Apple Hardware Test again

4sns/1/c0000008: TPOP--124

can someone tell me why this happened?
I boot in safe mode... it's became normal..
I ran AHT... 4sns/1/c0000008: TPOP--124 this came out... what is this mean?

One of the many sensors in your MBP has failed, according to the hardware test. It's possible that that has something to do with your very high kernel task activity level. It will require a hardware repair — possibly a new logic board, because that's where many of the sensors are. Only an Apple technician can determine what sort of repair will remedy the problem.
If you are in the habit of using your machine in Safe Mode instead of booting normally, your MBP is severely crippled at all times. Safe Mode is intended only for troubleshooting, not for use during daily work, and many of your machine's capabilities are unavailable in Safe Mode, which prevents the system extensions that support them from being loaded at startup.

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My computer fan runs constantly even when just using Firefox and the macbook also runs very hot. I've done a lot of audio recording in the past and the noise is always a problem. Also, last week I installed a couple programs to livestream video and hope I didn't fry something because my CPU was running over 100%.
The worst thing is that yesterday while I was watching a youtube video I began to see a bunch of horizontal white lines going back and forth across the entire screen. It didn't come back after a hard reboot but...
This morning I ran the hardware diagnostic test and it returned the following error message:
4sns/1/40000000:tn1d-104.000
Does anyone know what might be causing this?
Model Name:
MacBook Pro
Model Identifier:
MacBookPro7,1
Processor Name:
Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed:
2.4 GHz
Number Of Processors:
1
Total Number Of Cores:
2
L2 Cache:
3 MB
Memory:
8 GB
Bus Speed:
1.07 GHz
Boot ROM Version:
MBP71.0039.B0B
SMC Version (system):
1.62f7

The fan in the MBP will run high as a default if the sensor has failed (6200 rpm). Did you tell the technician about the AHT error message? Did he take any corrective action or tell you specifically what options there were to rectify the situation?
Based on your reply, I am concerned that you may have gotten a short shrift.
Ciao.

What does this sensor code mean...4SNS/1/C0000008 TL0P==124

Replaced my failed HD and now the CPU AND ODD fans are running fast. imac 21.5 mid2010

There is a sensor cable on some iMac models that must be attached to the replacement HDD for the fans to operate normally. I do not recall if the particular models include your mid-2010 iMac but the symptom you describe would be consistent with this requirement.
If you did not buy it from OWC / MacSales or other well-known Apple supporter, it is unlikely to have the required hardware.
Check with OWC to determine the correct replacement you require.

MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2010) 4SNS/1/40000001:TN1D--1.000

My MBP recently started freezing (to the point where the mouse wouldn't even move), so I ran Apple Hardware Test and it gave me the error: 4SNS/1/40000001:TN1D--1.000
Various websites in the Mac community say this error inducates a bad temperature sensor on the logic board. However, I have replaced these on several 15" MacBook Pro's, but to my knowledge this simply isn't possible as there are no removable temperature sensors on the 13" MacBook Pro!
I guess my only option is soldering a new one on- luckily, I have a surplus of bad logic board lying around. Does anyone know the name and location of said temperature sensor?

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I did a apple harware test i have an error code 4SNS/1/C0000008: TG)H- -124

i have an error code 4SNS/1/C0000008: TG)H- -124 What does it mean ?

I don't know, but it could be a sensor that controls a fan. There is also a sensor on the rear of the display that could also control one of the fans.

Hello. Apple hardware test has detected an error. 4SNS/1/40000001:TN1D--1.000

Hello. Apple hardware test has detected an error. 4SNS/1/40000001:TN1D--1.000 Anyone knows what that means ? OS doesn't boot. Maybe it's hard disk error ?

It means your screwed if you're out of warranty.
That error translates to your northbridge temperature sensor is bad- BUT IN MAC "GENIUS" LAND, that means you either need a whole new logic board (a $700 part) or buy a new MacBook. On the non-unibody MacBook pros, you could have came to my store and spend $75 and had a working computer the same day- this is no longer possible on the unibody MacBooks.
WHY, WHY, WHY?
In a bold design move, Apple decided to SOLDER the thermal sensors to the logic board (along with many other components such as the video, graphics and IO), thus rendering these parts NON-SERVICEABLE by us independant technicians. Apple's reasoning is that they can "make their notebooks thinner", but why sacrifice performace for asthetics? Who cares, buy a new MacBook.
WHO NEEDS TEMPERATURE SENSORS?
It doesn't matter if your laptop is running hot or not, when a temperature sensor goes bad on a Mac, it shuts your computer down to prevent further damage. Apple was the first company to implement this "failsafe", now PC motherboard vendors are following suit after watching Apple's stock soar. What this means: Is that you could actually have a perfectly functioning MacBook except for one thing; the little guy who's sole purpose is to report whether it's not the computer is running hot or not has decided to not show up for work, so they closed up shop. If you ask me, it's the equivalent of a restaraunt closing on account of not having a dishwasher- but that's just the opinion of an ex-certified ACMT and what do I know- I'm not a "genius" or anything.

What does does the problem "4sn/1/coooooo8:tpop--124" mean?

a whole glas of water on my macbook pro! it still works but its a bit slower and the fan is blowing ALL the time att full speed
i ran the apple hardware test and it said 1 problem was detected "4sn/1/coooooo8:tpop--124"
What to do?
PLEASE HELP

I think you've left an S out of your error message. I suspect it began with "4SNS", which indicates a sensor fault. When a temperature sensor fails or is destroyed, as by your water spill, the fans run at full speed in case the missing sensor is failing to report an excessive temperature. There's usually no excessive temperature when that happens, but the machine doesn't know that because without the damaged sensor, it isn't getting a complete temperature monitoring report. So the high fan speed is a "just in case" precaution.
The solution is to have the machine repaired. Fair warning: many of the temp sensors in it are on the logic board, and if one of those sensors is damaged, the board must be replaced to the tune of many hundreds of dollars. Liquid spills are excluded from warranty coverage, and the technician working on your machine will be able to tell it has suffered a spill, so expect a large repair bill.

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I am getting error 4SNS/1/40000000: TG0H-128.000 ? what does this mean.

HI there,
I ran apple hardware test through snow leopard OS disk 2, i got this error 4SNS/1/40000000: TG0H-128.000 , My fans are continously running at 5700 rpm even i am doing nothing. I have booked an appointment with genius bar on monday 6 may. are they expensive to repair or should i find a local apple technician ? is there any other method to fix it.

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I got the error 4SNS/40000001:VDOR on a 2006 iMac (white), what does it mean?

Dear all,
yesterday I notice a whitish stripe (3-4 cm) in the middle of the monitor of the iMac I use at work. The machine is an old white iMac (Intel), 21 inches I think, and was purchased in 2006. Today the stripe was already there, the hardware extended test returned the error 4SNS/1/40000001:VDOR . The machine is apparently working fine. What does this error mean? How soon do I need to contact the Apple Store in my city?
Thanks a lot,
Marco

That is a voltage sensor error probably on the power section of the logic board. It should not cause a video defect.
How soon do I need to contact the Apple Store in my city?
According to the MacTracker database, that old an iMac is considered "vintage" by Apple and therefore they will no longer work on it. I had a 2007 MacBook Pro fail earlier this year and was told the same thing. You would have to seek a Mac-savvy, third-party service provider.
The stripe is likely a problem somewhere in the video hardware and those are seldom picked up by Apple Hardware Test. To see if the problem is on the logic board (not worth fixing) or confined the the display itself (maybe worth fixing), attach an external monitor (an adaptor may be required). If the stripe does NOT appear on the external monitor, its in the video cabling, the inverter, or the display itself. If the stripe shows on the external, the video hardware on the logic board is failing.
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Hey! so i was do a AHT on my macbook pro retina and their was a error 4SNS/1/40000001:1DOR-0.000 need help thanks!

hey! so i was do a AHT on my macbook pro retina and their was a error 4SNS/1/40000001:1DOR-0.000 need help thanks!

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It looks like you ran Apple Hardware Test without plugging the MacBook to the charger. It's normal to see an error if you run Apple Hardware Test without your Mac plugged.
Plug the MacBook Pro to its charger and run Apple Hardware Test again

Hardware error 4SNS/1/40000001 TB0T-9.597 MBP early 2013

My 15" retina Macbook Pro OSX 10.8.5 suddenly went black - seems as if it is shutting down the screen, including an external monitor connected via mini-display port. This happened suddenly with no particular reason and repeated in different configurations, on mains and on battery. I was afraid the graphics hardware had completely quit but it seemed temperature related. After a few minutes it would start for 2 or 3 minutes then sleep. Without the fan going on and not particularly hot, it seems to be going into sleep. Even cool, I had to put it in the freezer to get it to complete a basic hardware test.
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I have 4 different MacBooks and I've never seen this. Any help would be much appreciated.

It is a sensor error. It is repairable: make a Genius Appointment and take it in for service. Do this ASAP to prevent damage to the computer.

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