You can find the model using the serial number. The location depends on the model (year).
In this post I’ll show you how to locate the power-on pads on different Apple laptops. Sometimes it takes a few attempts to make it work. If it doesn’t work, unplug the keyboard cable from the motherboard and try again. NOTE: shorting the power-on pads might not work if the keyboard still connected to the motherboard. In order to access them you’ll have to remove the bottom cover and it’s very easy. The power-on pads located on the motherboard. You can turn it on by shorting the power-on pads with a small flathead screwdriver for a couple of seconds. It might help to figure our if the motherboard still works even though the computer doesn’t turn on when you push on the power button. You cannot use this method to turn on your MBP on a daily basis but it is a good troubleshooting technique. OSX (Safari) -> Force Quit Safari -> Menubar -> Go -> Hold Alt + Click Library -> Go to Saved Application States -> Delete the keyboard failed (let’s say you spilled liquid on it) and the power button stopped working there is a workaround for turning it on. IOS the fix is Settings -> Safari -> Reset Safari If you don't think SavedStates are an issue as people don't know what they are, see Leo Laporte get stumped by it: Apple caused their own "virus" issue by not realizing less sophisticated people don't know what is happening when they see those popups, or why it comes back after a reboot. People reading this may not think those things are problematic, but anyone else who does/did AppleCare Mac+ support should be able to corroborate that this is a high number of these calls. I couldn't tell you how many customers fell for those "OMG YOU HAVE TEH VIRUZ!!! CALL TIS #!!!" malware site popups because of "SavedStates" and "Fullscreen without asking". As someone who worked for Apple, this is a reaction to customers installing malware because of Apple's "features". If you decide you want to monitor yourself, or change lower level things. You can also type "csrutil disable" as well.
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