Wired Internet Problems

I have a black mac book bought in 2007, had a few issues with it before, that were fixed by a repair shop. Now It won't pick up a wired connection at all, when I plug it in to a DSL Modem no lights come on the modem or the mac book its self. My feelings is, its possible the motherboard is going slowly, it is under warranty so I'm thinking they should replace it or repair it.
Anyone else have any problems?

Hi,
The wired Ethernet jack on the MacBook does seem to be more damage-prone than is typical. Be sure to check the MacBook's RJ-45 socket to be sure the gold pins are correctly seated in their plastic comb in the socket. Several users have found the gold pins popped out of place, thus shorting out the connection. If you find some of the pins out of place, you may be able to nudge the pins back into place with a toothpick.
Also, if possible, try a different cord between the Internet modem or router and the MacBook. Generally, you'll need a straight-through cable between the device and the MacBook. Hold up the cable end with the wire at the bottom and the pins facing you. Both ends should have the same color wires to the same pins. Pin One is the left most pin. Usually, the pins will have these color wires:
1 - Orange / white stripe.
2 - White / orange stripe.
3 - Green / white stripe.
4 - White / blue stripe.
5 - Blue / white stripe.
6 - White / green stripe.
7 - Brown / white stripe.
8 - White / brown stripe.
Best wishes getting your connection up and running,
Bill

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