READ THIS FULLY - This laptop has 2 main issues that prevent it from being a workable machine.&nbsp; Buy this only for parts or to repair.&nbsp; 1) the main logic board has liquid damage per the photos.&nbsp; This corrosion was cleaned with isopropyl alcohol.&nbsp; The board does not power on or charge unless a charged battery is present.&nbsp; 2) The screen also has liquid damage as visible in the bottom right of the photos.&nbsp; It shows up more on light colored content, and quite visible on a white screen.&nbsp; I do not believe it is repairable.&nbsp; The lid of the MacBook has a significant dent, and some scratches.&nbsp; What is good?&nbsp; The top case, keyboard, battery, trackpad, and speakers all work and the battery has only 355 cycles and is in normal health.&nbsp; The SSD is a 128GB and is healthy with a fresh install of Ventura, Apple User account with blank password.&nbsp; There is no iCloud lock.&nbsp; This machine has parts from 2 Macbooks, and the logic board serial number does not match the bottom case printing.<div>Other notes: a connected charger intermittently draws 5V on one of the two USB-C ports.&nbsp; It does not draw 19V.&nbsp; The power input circuitry where the corrosion was found gets hot when plugged in and drawing 5V.&nbsp; Once you open the lid, the machine should turn on, but will begin to drain the battery with no way to charge it.&nbsp; No soldering or hot air has been used to troubleshoot this computer.&nbsp; The computer was reassembled with no left over parts.&nbsp; I believe it to be complete.&nbsp; No charger is supplied.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div><div>This could make a good project for a Louis Rossmann student.</div>