Scratch on macbook pro logic board

[MAXW3LL M]

I mave a mid 2009 macbook pro 15 and I scratched the logig board (not deep) and it goes thru 1 path and when I try to boot theres a beeping noise and blank screen, each beep is about 4-5ish seconds apart.

 

[Geekwad]

A series of pictures would be very helpful here, documenting the damage. It sounds as though that you'll need to be doing some 'trace repair' on the circuit board.

 

[MAXW3LL M]

A series of pictures would be very helpful here, documenting the damage. It sounds as though that you'll need to be doing some 'trace repair' on the circuit board.

 

[Geekwad]

That doesn't look like a terribly deep scratch, and not deep enough to segment the trace. Would you agree (looking at it in person)?

What led you to opening it up and scratching it? Did you do anything else? Also, are the beeps constant, or beeping in a pattern?

 

[MAXW3LL M]

That doesn't look like a terribly deep scratch, and not deep enough to segment the trace. Would you agree (looking at it in person)?

What led you to opening it up and scratching it? Did you do anything else? Also, are the beeps constant, or beeping in a pattern?

I was trying to unplug the power supply because I wanted to check the model of ssd and the brand of RAM I have.
It is not very deep but it happened and now it wont start. According to the apple site that beep means no RAM is installed.

here is a video of me starting it:
[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMR6Ad6gQ_0"][/video]

 

[13thmonkey]

you need to repair that trace, this might fix it, it might not.

 

[MAXW3LL M]

you need to repair that trace, this might fix it, it might not.

Whats "this"?

 

[MAXW3LL M]

you need to repair that trace, this might fix it, it might not.

Whats "this"?

 

[13thmonkey]

you need to repair that trace, this might fix it, it might not.

Whats "this"?

Bridging the gap you've created to repair the track.

By the way, please don't open up another thread whining about not getting answers within 2 hours of opening a thread, it's rude.

 

[Geekwad]

That doesn't look like a terribly deep scratch, and not deep enough to segment the trace. Would you agree (looking at it in person)?

What led you to opening it up and scratching it? Did you do anything else? Also, are the beeps constant, or beeping in a pattern?

I was trying to unplug the power supply because I wanted to check the model of ssd and the brand of RAM I have.
It is not very deep but it happened and now it wont start. According to the apple site that beep means no RAM is installed.

Well, I can't be confident that your symptoms are solely due to the scratch or if there may be something else you bumped and altered while the bottom plate was removed. Repairing the trace may be necessary, or not. What I can say is that a qualified repair-person should look at it.....so would recommend taking it in or calling Apple to send it to a certified repair center.