820-2850 Yellowish Whites

aprendiz

Moderator
First, measure data lines from J9000 in diode mode and report values, other than that, seems to be a GPU failure, have to say that ive not seen this failure that much like on 2915 boards but could be GPU...

Also you can test by appying heat to the core of GPU..
 

RyanLEN

New member
pn6 .478
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Thanks
 

RyanLEN

New member
I haven't. Reason is, I have swapped three different LCD's in the total time working with this board. All known working. One of the three is a "matte" finish LCD which seems to be working fine with it. All colors are normal. I have retested the other two "glossy" with different working boards to be sure they are working, and they are. Confused. Thanks for your reply.
 

dukefawks

Administrator
My main suspects here would be LCD connector, L9010/11, Termination resistors R9320 and up. Check 1V8 and 1V2 power to U9600 I have seen 1V2 line be low. Last thing would be MUX or GPU.
 
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