Spilled MacBook Air 13 2015 doesn't work without charger

[alexffff]

Hello!

I have spilled MacBook Air 13 2015 with beer. I have disassembled it and cleaned it with cleaner and alcohol. There are no visible damages on boards.

It doesn't work without charger. However it sees battery. When it works with charger red light is on (not green).

Here is some info from About This Mac:
Battery Information:
Model Information:
Serial Number: C016053025YF90MBY
Manufacturer: DP
Device Name: bq20z451
Pack Lot Code: 0
PCB Lot Code: 0
Firmware Version: 511
Hardware Revision: 000a
Cell Revision: 1200
Charge Information:
Charge Remaining (mAh): 3837
Fully Charged: No
Charging: No
Full Charge Capacity (mAh): 6605
Health Information:
Cycle Count: 129
Condition: Replace Now
Battery Installed: Yes
Amperage (mA): 0
Voltage (mV): 7785

And some screenshots:

What could it be? Is it possible that charge management chip is damaged?

 

[Audit13]

I recommend taking it to the nearest apple store so they can test the battery. If the battery is fine, I would to take it to a Mac repair shop as the apple store will only replace logic boards, not repair them.

 

[DeltaMac]

That LED on the magsafe connector should be either amber/orange (indicating that the battery is charging)
OR green, indicating that the battery is not charging, but getting power from the magsafe adapter.
Red is a power circuit error, which might mean a bad magsafe adapter, or the I/O board, or the logic board.

Did you try a different magsafe adapter?

The problem is likely the charging circuit, which is on the logic board.
Check carefully at the battery connector. Use a magnifying glass to look for any corrosion.

The fact that you can't run on the battery alone probably means that there is a blown fuse on the logic board.
And, you will need to replace the logic board - or find a shop that does board-level repairs.

 

[alexffff]

That LED on the magsafe connector should be either amber/orange (indicating that the battery is charging)
OR green, indicating that the battery is not charging, but getting power from the magsafe adapter.
Red is a power circuit error, which might mean a bad magsafe adapter, or the I/O board, or the logic board.

Did you try a different magsafe adapter?

The problem is likely the charging circuit, which is on the logic board.
Check carefully at the battery connector. Use a magnifying glass to look for any corrosion.

The fact that you can't run on the battery alone probably means that there is a blown fuse on the logic board.
And, you will need to replace the logic board - or find a shop that does board-level repairs.

The LED is orange

 

[_Kiki_]

repair will be very expensive because of liquid damage, Apple can only replace logic board

MacBook Air without battery also have orange light on the charger

Are you from UK or US ?

That LED on the magsafe connector should be either amber/orange (indicating that the battery is charging)
OR green, indicating that the battery is not charging, but getting power from the magsafe adapter.
Red is a power circuit error, which might mean a bad magsafe adapter, or the I/O board, or the logic board.

Did you try a different magsafe adapter?

The problem is likely the charging circuit, which is on the logic board.
Check carefully at the battery connector. Use a magnifying glass to look for any corrosion.

The fact that you can't run on the battery alone probably means that there is a blown fuse on the logic board.
And, you will need to replace the logic board - or find a shop that does board-level repairs.

red light it's a myth, there is only orange, green and no light on charger
there is no fuse for charging circuit

 

[DeltaMac]

repair will be very expensive because of liquid damage

MacBook Air without battery also have orange light on the charger



red light it's a myth, there is only orange, green and no light on charger
there is no fuse for charging circuit

Not quite:
No battery, the power adapter/charger light is green, because, well, no battery. It can't charge without a battery present, so would only supply power, so a green LED.

Red LED on the power adapter indicates a charging error, usually a failing power adapter - - I expect you have never worked in service.

Finally, yes, there's a fuse in the charging circuit. Not replaceable, unless you know where it is, and are skilled at circuit board-level repairs.

 

[_Kiki_]

Not quite:
No battery, the power adapter/charger light is green, because, well, no battery. It can't charge without a battery present, so would only supply power, so a green LED.

Red LED on the power adapter indicates a charging error, usually a failing power adapter - - I expect you have never worked in service.

Finally, yes, there's a fuse in the charging circuit. Not replaceable, unless you know where it is, and are skilled at circuit board-level repairs.

I see you don't know what you talking about, you knowledge about board level repair is around level zero

 

[alexffff]

Finally, yes, there's a fuse in the charging circuit. Not replaceable, unless you know where it is, and are skilled at circuit board-level repairs.

Do you mean a fuse in battery?

 

[_Kiki_]

Do you mean a fuse in battery?

do not listen this guy, he only messing in your head

I know a guy who is doing board level repair

Are you from US or UK?