![]() The second LCD Proximity Temperature Sensor! He replaced that cable, and My iMac has been running like a champ ever since. Not long after, a technician called and told me that he removed the cable to what they thought was the single LCD Proximity Temperature Sensor, and then he peeled the tape off the entire length of the cable. Finally, on what was the fifth return trip to the store for the same problem, one of the geniuses took the TG Pro printouts from me and said they would look at them seriously. ![]() I emailed the developer of TG Pro, and he told me that if TG Pro showed a sensor, then it was there. And all service manuals and parts descriptions that I found showed only one sensor. Their Apple diagnostic software showed only one sensor. But TG Pro showed two LCD Proximity Temperature Sensors, and the Geniuses swore that there was only one. Midway through the process, I presented the genuises with what I considered very conclusive evidence from TG Pro that there was an LCD Proximity Temperature Sensor that was either missing or showing a crazy negative reading when the fans were racing. The technicians tried various fixes, or told me it was due to “non-Apple” memory, or because I was mixing memory sizes (Two 4gb and Two 2gb DIMMs). I took my iMac 27” i7 (Mid-2011) into the Apple Store because the fans were racing intermittently.
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