Problem with macbook pro after removing efi passwo

Let me first start off by saying that your avatar is GANGSTA haha! Heisenberg! Freakin love that show! Okay lol sorry just had to say somethin >.<

I surmise that you have a bit of experience due to the fact that there's very little guidance here about the complete removal of the EFI chip to remove the password but since you've provided a picture it seems you've managed to successfully remove AND re-adhere the chip, well done! There's a little more info we'd need to accurately diagnose the issue though if you would...
- what model are you working with?
- why are you using the Internet recovery and not the built in recovery partition (no prolonged download needed!)
- have you cleared NVRAM/PRAM/SRAM? (Hold Command+Option+Ctrl+Shift and press Power for 5 seconds // Command+Option+R+P and press Power, hold all keys but power for a total of 3 restarts)
Try the above "resets" and try holding "Alt" when powering on the device and choose the Recovery partition and see if that works for you.

Gr-oborona wrote: Macbook Pro 2015 model 1502 (2,7, 8Gb)
There was no recovery hd on ssd when it comes to me (owner has deleted partitions from ssd but I don't know how and why??) so the only way is internet recovery
Have done nvram pram sram but no results

Who knows can my problem be because of deleted recovery partition on ssd?

Make a "Bootable Install OS X" USB disk and hold the alt key when you boot and select that USB drive to boot from and install OSX.

Well it may not be that the previous owner deleted the partitions because it could just be that there is a firmware password (i.e. Encryption). If you want to isolate the problem try booting the computer in Verbose Mode (Command+V) to see where it's hanging at. At the same time if you just want to get it working then using an OS X install USB or disc like CygnusX1 suggested will do exactly what you need.